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Originally posted by deAd
The only way I think you can do that (what Matty shows) is with the MsComDlg.CommonDialog ActiveXObject, and I believe that's one of the objects that only comes with certain programs (like Visual Studio)...however I may be wrong.
A version of COmmon Controls is built into all versions of Windows, and the Scripting Host has full access to it. It's just the headers and lib files that come with Visual Studio, as part of Platform SDK.
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