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Thank you! &nbsp;This was THE PERFECT solution. &nbsp;I appreciate your time.<br />
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Neal
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Thank you!  This was THE PERFECT solution.  I appreciate your time.

Neal

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Hi,<br />
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I have custom objects that I am developing in my own Visual Studio DSL project. &nbsp;One of these objects has a property that is a UNC file location. &nbsp;In runtime mode, when a file is selected I am display the properties for that object in the property window - everything works great.<br />
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The problem I am having is that when a user selects an object and the properties are displayed, how can I force the filepath property to show an ellipses in the property window and when the ellipses is clicked to display and OpenFileDialog box?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Neal Jackson
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Hi,

I have custom objects that I am developing in my own Visual Studio DSL project.  One of these objects has a property that is a UNC file location.  In runtime mode, when a file is selected I am display the properties for that object in the property window - everything works great.

The problem I am having is that when a user selects an object and the properties are displayed, how can I force the filepath property to show an ellipses in the property window and when the ellipses is clicked to display and OpenFileDialog box?

Thanks!

Neal Jackson

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