FileSaveDialogA
Creates a Save dialog box that lets the user specify the drive, directory, and name of a file to save.
FileSaveDialogA PROTO lpszTitle:DWORD, lpszOkLabel:DWORD, lpszFileLabel:DWORD, lpszFolder:DWORD, nMFS:DWORD, pMFS:DWORD, hWndOwner:DWORD, bWarn:DWORD, lpszFileName:DWORD, lpdwSaveFile:DWORD
Parameters
lpszTitle- pointer to a string for the title of the save dialog.lpszOkLabel- pointer to a string for the ok button in the save dialog.lpszFileLabel- pointer to a string for the file label in the save dialog.lpszFolder- pointer to a string for the initial folder to start in.nMFS- number of COMDLG_FILTERSPEC structures pointed to by pMFS.pMFS- array of COMDLG_FILTERSPEC structures for multi file spec.hWndOwner- handle of the parent window that owns this save dialog.bWarn- prompt before overwriting an existing file of the same name.lpszFileName- pointer to a string for the initial filename to use.lpdwSaveFile- pointer to a variable that stores a pointer to a string containting the save filename to use.
Returns
TRUE if successful, or FALSE otherwise.
Notes
This is the Ansi version of FileSaveDialog. All strings passed as parameters are expected to be Ansi strings, and the return results are stored in the lpdwSaveFile parameter as a pointer to an Ansi string.
For the Wide/Unicode version see the FileSaveDialogW function.
FileSaveDialog Implements the common file save dialog (CLSID_FileSaveDialog)
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