Righto... I found some stuff, but not exactly what I was after
From the Documentation...
BrowseForFolder( OPTIONS ) Displays the standard ``Browse For Folder'' dialog box. Returns the selected item's name, or undef if no item was selected or an error occurred. Note that BrowseForFolder must be called as a standalone function, not as a method. Example: 
        $folder = Win32::GUI::BrowseForFolder(
                -root => "C:\\Program Files",
                -includefiles => 1,
        );

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other options are... -computeronly, -domainonly, -driveonly, -editbox, -folderonly, -includefiles, -owner, -printeronly, -root, -title
What I was actually thinking of was 
$ret = GUI::GetSaveFileName(
    -title  => "Save your newly generated Mail Merge Document.",
    -file   => "\0" . " " x 256,
    -filter => [
        "Word documents (*.doc)" => "*.doc", 
        "All files", "*.*",
    ],

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With another option in there, but I can't find it anywhere. Oh well, I am sure that browse for folder will work. Let me know how you get on.
Regards, Gerard.

In reply to Re: Open Directory using Win32:GUI? by Gerard
in thread Open Directory using Win32:GUI? by mr_dont

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