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That worked perfect!<br />
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I am relativly new to programming, and hadn't thought of using a collection vs. an array. 
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That worked perfect!

I am relativly new to programming, and hadn't thought of using a collection vs. an array.

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One of the components of my GUI project is that I currently have a FileListBox that I need the user to be able to select multiple files from. I have the code in place to examine an array populated with the FileListBox contents and another array gets created of only the files that are selected. I have this functionality working fine, when the files are selected from top to bottom within the filelistbox contents, in other words in the same numerical order as the indexing. But If file selections are made in any other order, (bottom to top, or random) only the last file (or files selected, that coincide with indexing) get selected and thus get enumerated in the second array. <br />
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Is there a way to get the selected files from the FileListBox regardless of what order they are selected? <br />
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One of the components of my GUI project is that I currently have a FileListBox that I need the user to be able to select multiple files from. I have the code in place to examine an array populated with the FileListBox contents and another array gets created of only the files that are selected. I have this functionality working fine, when the files are selected from top to bottom within the filelistbox contents, in other words in the same numerical order as the indexing. But If file selections are made in any other order, (bottom to top, or random) only the last file (or files selected, that coincide with indexing) get selected and thus get enumerated in the second array. 

Is there a way to get the selected files from the FileListBox regardless of what order they are selected? 

       

FileListBox or ListBox - Multiselect Problem

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