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I'm new to this so please bare with me.
I am developing a VB.Net application using a Windows Form and need to browse for Folders on a specific drive.
I'd prefer not to use a FolderBrowserDialog.
I've spent hours searching various forums can't find anything that is is not massive over kill.

What I want to do is:
1. Click a button and see the folders on a specific network drive (e.g. P:\). Each folder represents a "site" (e.g. Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong etc.)
2. Click on a "site folder" and see a list folders that represent "Projects" in that city. Each Project is represented by a 6 digit number (e.g. 130235)
3. Click on a "Project folder" and return:
a.) The "Project folder" name, as a variable called "projNumber"
b.) The "Project folder" path (e.g. P:\Sydney\130235),as a variable called "projPath"

Can anyone help please.

Cheers

What I have tried:

I really don't have code to share at this point.
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Updated 6-Jun-19 20:00pm

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If you don't want the FolderBrowserDialog, then you will have to do it manually.
Start here: Directory Class[^] and and you will need one of the Directory.GetDirectories[^] overloads.
 
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