ajetrumpet
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I am almost sure this can't be done, because by default, a file opens on a double click of it's name. However, what I want a do is open a directory on double click of my "fake" label, and then have the user choose the file (I wish I could get them to double click on it) they want, and populate the text box on the form with the file's path. Any suggestions on there on how this "double click" wish of mine could be accomplished? I have the directory open already, but I do not know the code, nor the windows manipulation technique to accomplish the other part of this. I am thinking it's not possible. But...I am also thinking that an API setting in windows (whichever setting relates to the double clicking of a file name) can be changed upon double click of the label when it opens the directory window. Does this sound right to anybody?
Thank you all for any help...
I am almost sure this can't be done, because by default, a file opens on a double click of it's name. However, what I want a do is open a directory on double click of my "fake" label, and then have the user choose the file (I wish I could get them to double click on it) they want, and populate the text box on the form with the file's path. Any suggestions on there on how this "double click" wish of mine could be accomplished? I have the directory open already, but I do not know the code, nor the windows manipulation technique to accomplish the other part of this. I am thinking it's not possible. But...I am also thinking that an API setting in windows (whichever setting relates to the double clicking of a file name) can be changed upon double click of the label when it opens the directory window. Does this sound right to anybody?
Thank you all for any help...
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