FileSaveDialogW
Creates a Save dialog box that lets the user specify the drive, directory, and name of a file to save.
FileSaveDialogW 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 Wide/Unicode version of FileSaveDialog. All strings passed as parameters are expected to be Wide/Unicode strings, and the return results are stored in the lpdwSaveFile parameter as a pointer to a Wide string.
For the Ansi version see the FileSaveDialogA function.
FileSaveDialog Implements the common file save dialog (CLSID_FileSaveDialog)
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