Thanks Al.

>>Hi all,
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>>Back looking at the GetDirectoryTree() function - in the current one I have (based on code by Doug Hennig and Tamar), the code does a CD to change to the appropriate directory first (at least the code that I have - they might have improved it later). (it seems to me that "CD" is kinda a "klunky" way to do this).
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>>But I thought, is there no way to get a list of directories using ADIR with also a file path as the "base" folder to start with? It seems not - not unless I have not yet figured out how to call ADIR()
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>>This works (their code):
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>>CD (tcBasePath)
>>ADIR(laTest,[],"D")
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>>These did not work (i.e. no change of directory first) as they always returned no folders or both the files and folders in that directory:
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>>ADIR(laTest,"F:\Office\Templates","D")
>>ADIR(laTest,"F:\Office\Templates\","D")
>>ADIR(laTest,"F:\Office\Templates\*","D")
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>>It seems as though ADIR() is not respecting the "D" argument - unless that means "folders in ADDITION to the files.
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>From ADIR() Help: "Include an empty string in cFileSkeleton to return just subdirectory names, hidden files or system files".
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>I see the same thing as you if the cFileSkeleton is not blank.