Kirk, the fifth value returned in the adir() array for each row (if you will) will indicate whether the find is a subfolder to the root you searched. The attribute will be the letter 'D'. Programmatically you can trap the name of the subfolder and dynamically repaint your search mask to include that subfolder and trickle down through all the subdirectories. If you issue 'display memory like [your_adir_array_name]' after an adir() command you'll see the five values for each find.