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thank you very much for ur speedy help!
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:) but you need to replace WriteLine file file with WriteLine file objFile<br />

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:) but you need to replace WriteLine file file with WriteLine file objFile


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:) but you need to replace WriteLine file with WriteLine objFile<br />

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:) but you need to replace WriteLine file with WriteLine objFile


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I think the t0t0 suggestion is the best.<br />

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I think the t0t0 suggestion is the best.


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aikimark<br />
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Thank you.<br />

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OBVIOUSLY, he has a reason for doing it in VB. I wouldn't be surprised if he's got an assignment for school that he's trying to get some help with. 
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OBVIOUSLY, he has a reason for doing it in VB. I wouldn't be surprised if he's got an assignment for school that he's trying to get some help with.

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How can I write a script to list all .jpg files in my computer by using FileSystemObject. The result should be put in a text file.
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How can I write a script to list all .jpg files in my computer by using FileSystemObject. The result should be put in a text file.

how to find all .jpg files in my computer using FileSystemObject, the output is to a txt file

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