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Thread: Viewing directory structure of the hard drive via flash.

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    Does anyone have an idea how I can replicate explorer functionality via flash ?
    What I want to do is to be able to display and browse the directory structure of my hard drive and be able to select items, which should then open either within a flash viewer or use thier associated applications.
    I know I could just open windows explorer and go that way but I want to improve the look and feel of the thing within Flash for a desktop application system I am constructing.
    This would enable me to get rid of the hundreds of icons on my desktop and incorporate them within my flash stand alone application.

    Cheers,
    Shawn.

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    put this on a get url action file:///c:

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    Oops I'm sorry that's in I-Explorer. You can try AF Saver or SWF Studio.

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    SWF Studio (www.northcode.com) provides extra fscommands that allow you to list the available drives, list directories, list the file and dirs in a directory, etc. You can use this to build your own file system navigation tools.

    These commands are implemented using a SWF Studio Plugin called FILESYS. This is an extension to SWF Studio, not browser plugin. SWF Studio produces stand-alone EXE and SCR files.

    Check out the demos at http://www.northcode.com/free/ff2001 for examples of this. Specifically you'll want to check out the FileSys demo.

    http://www.northcode.com/cgi-bin/dlo...01/filesys.zip

    If you have any questions you can contact support@northcode.com or reply to this post.

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