why don't you use DirItems.Type property for this?
In order to access this property, I must call ListDir method first .
I do not call ListDir.
I call ListNames.
As a target I get a list of files and dirs.
So, I must reject all dir from this list.
As a rejecting result it left only some files, I can download.
It is a pitty there is not any method ListAllFilesInDir
Thanks
Jan
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