Hi, George

This is exactly what i want to do at the moment. The difference is, on a multi-purpose dialog, I've already got the folder name ( the user may want to look in it, assign it as his default dir or, indeed, delete it and all its sub-folders and files).

Your little snippet works fine but could you please tell me how it can be adapted to delete an already-known folder? I can't find anything on Intellisense that would do and i don't know the syntax of the properties anyway.

'ppreciate it

Terry


>The Windows Script Host

oFSO = CREATEOBJECT("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
>oFolder = oFSO.GetFolder(GETDIR())
>oFolder.Delete(.T.)