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Stripping just the filenameI have a string that contains both the filename and the directory. Something
like "c:\temp\test.txt". I need a process that will take this string and return only the file portion "text.txt". How might I do this. Kept in mind sometimes the string may contain "C:/temp/test.txt". Any ideas? Greg,
You can use the System.IO.Path class. For example: MsgBox(System.IO.Path.GetFileName("C:/temp/test.txt")) Kerry Moorman Show quoteHide quote "Greg Larsen" wrote: > I have a string that contains both the filename and the directory. Something > like "c:\temp\test.txt". I need a process that will take this string and > return only the file portion "text.txt". How might I do this. Kept in mind > sometimes the string may contain "C:/temp/test.txt". Any ideas? This is definitely superior than parsing the string to extract the filename,
which I have been doing to do things like this. Cyril Gupta 
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