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Thank you for your response. &nbsp;I get what you are saying, FolderBrowserDialog works, so why change it. &nbsp;In my WPF application, I did remove all the default Windows Styles, so I am trying to develop a different “look” as opposed to the Windows default – hopefully, that makes sense.
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Thank you for your response.  I get what you are saying, FolderBrowserDialog works, so why change it.  In my WPF application, I did remove all the default Windows Styles, so I am trying to develop a different “look” as opposed to the Windows default – hopefully, that makes sense.

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I am trying to figure out how to create a folder select dialog. &nbsp;Other postings I have seen suggest using System.Windows.Forms.Folde<wbr />rBrowserDi<wbr />alog. &nbsp;I am trying to get away from Windows Forms, so implementing this would not make sense.<br />
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Is there a Folder select option in WPF? &nbsp;If not, is there a third-party user control that you could recommend? &nbsp;I also realize that I can make this myself using a user control in WPF however, I have no desire to “reinvent the wheel” if it already exists.<br />
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Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I am trying to figure out how to create a folder select dialog.  Other postings I have seen suggest using System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog.  I am trying to get away from Windows Forms, so implementing this would not make sense.

Is there a Folder select option in WPF?  If not, is there a third-party user control that you could recommend?  I also realize that I can make this myself using a user control in WPF however, I have no desire to “reinvent the wheel” if it already exists.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

How do I create a “Folder Select” dialog in WPF?

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