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I have been looking for this information for the past hour, but most of the search strings (e.g. 'open file') produce massive amounts of inapplicable results.
Anyway, all I want to to do is add a simple 'select file' dialog to my form. For the life of me I cannot suss out how to take the 'folderbrowserdialog' or 'openfiledialog' tools and make the functional buttons on the form.
If there is a step-by-step somewhere that I missed in my searching, please point the way!
edit: Failed to mention - I am using PS Studio 2012 3.0.4mbaker2012-06-07 16:59:34
PowerShell Studio has two control sets can provide good examples for what you want: TextBox - Browse For File TextBox - Browse For Folder All you have to do is alter the Filter property of the OpenFileDialog or the FolderBrowserDialog depending on the Control Set. David
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