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You can show off whats on the users drive with the SHOWOPEN option of the CommonDialog control or you could repeatedly use the DIR() command to populate a data structure of your own choosing.<br />
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I believe that the LS command will respond with a list of the available files on the host side of things. Again, you would capture the data and populate the matching data structure.<br />
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You can show off whats on the users drive with the SHOWOPEN option of the CommonDialog control or you could repeatedly use the DIR() command to populate a data structure of your own choosing.

I believe that the LS command will respond with a list of the available files on the host side of things. Again, you would capture the data and populate the matching data structure.




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i have no idea on doign any of that, and remember! i need to be able to drag it to the servers side and press upload and it will upload<br />

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i have no idea on doign any of that, and remember! i need to be able to drag it to the servers side and press upload and it will upload


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I am making a app which will upload files to a server. How can i list whats in a dir on the users hardrive and whats in the servers dir? i'd like the user to be able to drag a file from his/her file list box to the servers, then click upload and it will upload. How?
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I am making a app which will upload files to a server. How can i list whats in a dir on the users hardrive and whats in the servers dir? i'd like the user to be able to drag a file from his/her file list box to the servers, then click upload and it will upload. How?

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