hl> What's an ffblk? :-)  The dos header is meaningless to the
hl> unix model & os/2 environment emx addresses.  Use opendir(),
hl> or DosFindFirst() if you don't need an 32-bit dos or unix
hl> app, iso. _findfirst().  Don't forget to close it too, or
hl> you'll run out of find handles!


Yes! Someone familar with EMX!

I understand the generalities of what you are talking about. But could I
get some info off you like, what header to call, and what functions I
should be using instead? I removed some code to make it fit better in this
message, so if it doesn't work quite right, sorry. :( .Could I bug you for
just a touch of conversion. And if that wasn't enough, could I ask you to
mention what headers I have to include? Thank you vewy, vewy much!

Ok. here is a code snippet:
{
char ticklist[100][15];
int counter=0;
struct ffblk ffblk;
int done;
done = findfirst("*.tic",&ffblk,0);
while (!done)
	{
	counter++;
	strcpy(ticklist[counter],ffblk.ff_name);
	done = findnext(&ffblk);
	}
}

Regards,
James Blackwell

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