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I think @AllenAA's suggestion to use Shell COM objects is one of, if not the best, solution for changing the Explorer's path. Of course if more than one Explorer window was open, the example that he provided would've changed the path of all of those Explorer windows. The example below shows how to open a new Explorer window and only manipulate that specific window. If using COM is the accepted solution for this topic, then credit should go to @AllenAA for suggesting it, not me. I'm simply providing a more detailed example to help the original poster understand how a single Explorer window can be manipulated - as was requested in his original post. Example: (Click below to view)

Local $oShell = ObjCreate('Shell.Application') For $oWindow In $oShell.Windows $oWindow.navigate("d:\") Next

Date-time control supports only spin button. Do you expect to show a clock when you would "click" time control?

I don't think he can as long he is not the thread owner.

@donnyh13, I have been working on a number of changes to these scripts in the background for while and would like you to test with that version when you don't mind. The reason is that this issue with the dropdown is not happening in that version, but only in the version that is published. Maybe also the issue with that extra #Include<> is fixed in that one as I do remember having changed things a bit in the logic. The current SciTE_changes_Dynamic_Includes_LUA.zip contains these updated scripts.

String to binary.... binary to file....

No wonder that you get an invalid image file since you are keep overwriting $line with the content of the last blob data. Why not something like this? $line &= $aZalacznik[$n][0] And since it's binary data, don't forget about 0x prefix, so you have to strip the prefix for each blob and append it once to the final binary string, just before you write the content to the file. $line &= StringTrimLeft($aZalacznik[$n][0], 2) ... FileWrite($hFile, '0x' & $line)