No, It will show "\\server\sharename\filename.txt". The vfp help also recomends this way.

>Hi!
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>lcFileName = "\\server\sharename\filename.txt"
>ADDLISTITEM( STRTRAN(lcFileName, "\", "\\") )
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>Above will show "\\\server\\sharename\\filename.txt" in the list box instead of "\\server\sharename\filename.txt". Is not it? You require to duplicate just the first backslash, not all backslash characters in the entore string.
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>>My solution is correct and works as advertised.
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>>>Hi!
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>>>Thats not correct, because only first backslash will be wanished for disabling status.
>>>The workarounds here:
>>>1. Add one backslash - iif(left(m.lcFileName,1)=='\','\'+m.lcFileName,m.lcFileName). Than set enabled property to .F. and back to .T. to re-enable all list items.
>>>2. Add a space for each list item. This way you get rid problem at all, but beware about trimming (LTrim() or AllTrim()) of that extra leading space.
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>>>HTH.
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>>>>>Hello all,
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>>>>>I just ran across something quite strange. I have a table which holds links to files on the network. The table holds the path using UNC path names. i.e. \\server\sharename\filename.txt
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>>>>>When I attempt to do an ADDLISTITEM(Table.FileName) the list item appears as \server\sharename\filename.txt
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>>>>>Does anyone have any idea as to why the first backslash would be truncated?
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>>>>You can disable item in the listbox by prefixing it with one backslash "\" .
>>>>Because of that you have to double all backslahes in the list item

lcFileName = "\\server\sharename\filename.txt"
>>>>ADDLISTITEM( STRTRAN(lcFileName, "\", "\\") )