Open dweymouth opened 11 months ago
Have you tried using .Filter?
// Filter adds a category of files to the types allowed by the dialog. Multiple // calls to Filter are cumulative - any of the provided categories will be allowed. // By default all files can be selected. // // The special extension '*' allows all files to be selected when the Filter is active.
As far as I can tell, there is currently no way to populate the "Save as type" dropdown when creating file save dialogs on Windows. This leads to a confusing user experience with setting a default save filename and an extension filter, since Windows hides filename extensions in the dialogs