Hey guys,

I have an interesting issue that I've been banging my head against. I'm trying to open a dialog to browse for a folder. This is no biggie. The issue I have is that I want to supply a default path, and then let the user browse up/down the tree.

I started with the BrowseForFolder KB Entry that I submitted. Here's the issue though:

Quote Originally Posted by Microsoft
Syntax oFolder = Shell.BrowseForFolder(Hwnd, sTitle, iOptions [,vRootFolder])Parameters

{snip}
vRootFolder Optional. Specifies a root folder for use in the dialog box. The user cannot browse higher in the tree than this folder. If this value is not specified, the root folder used in the dialog box is the desktop. {snip}
Anyone dealt with this before, or have an idea? I don't really want to start users at the Desktop level, as the default directory that I'm looking at is nested several levels down in the folder hierarchy.

I'm not after files here, just folders, so I don't know if GetOpenFilename will work for me either...