Why?

Come on... One line of code. That's why. (If it worked the way I want). His thing is like a sledge hammer. However, now that the simple MD does not work, I may well be forced to go with his code. Which I will be thankful for his contribution.



>Sergey provided you with the link of doing so and preserving the case name - so why did you go with MD ?
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>Also, don't use macro in MD line, use name expression MD (myFolderPath)
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>Finally, also check Sergey's site for the Opening Windows Explorer for a specified path.
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>Open WE for specified path
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>>Get this...
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>>When I run MD from the *command line*, the folders created will honor the upper case all caps:
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>>MD "F:\QUOTE\GHT001\12345"
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>>But, when I call the MD command from within a method in a form, it's being created in lower case!!!! I know the values I'm giving it are UPPER CASE.
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>>Lparameters tcFolderPath, tlOpenInExplorer
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>>If Empty(tcFolderPath)
>> tcFolderPath = this.GetFolderName()
>>EndIf
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>>Try
>> Md &tcFolderPath && Create the folder
>>Catch
>>EndTry
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>>If tlOpenInExplorer  
>> Run /N "explorer" &tcFolderPath && Open Windows Explorer to the folder
>>EndIf
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>>My OS is Win7 64-bit and I'm writting to a Windows Server 2003.
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>>>See http://www.berezniker.com/content/pages/visual-foxpro/creating-directory-preserving-name-case
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>>>>Anyone know of any utils for VFP that will create a folder path given a passed in string?
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>>>>

>>>> CreateFolderPath("F:\Quotes\GTH001\12345\")
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>>>>Some parts of the paths may already exist, some may not. I just need it to handle all the relevant issue. If it exists, then fine, it not, create whatever is missing.