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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark FX" data-source="post: 1584821" data-attributes="member: 211556">Firstly you would not use this [[nsopenpanle URLs]objectAtindex:0]; line of code in isolation like you've done.You would probably do something like this.[CODE]NSURL *panelURL = [[nsopenpanle URLs]objectAtindex:0];[/CODE]This would give you an NSURL class object if your NSOpenPanel did indeed return a file url and not an error.So as you've not posted the relevent code which you are using in your project, it makes it very hard for people to help youAlthough I'm guessing your trying to get a String representation of the file URL, in which case you need to create a NSString object from the file URL.So something like this would be more suitable.[CODE]NSOpenPanel *myPanel = [NSOpenPanel openPanel];[myPanel runModal];        if ([[myPanel URLs] objectAtIndex:0] != nil) {    NSURL *panelURL = [[myPanel URLs] objectAtIndex:0];    NSString *urlString = [[[panelURL absoluteString] stringByRemovingPercentEncoding] lastPathComponent];    NSLog(@"%@", urlString);}[/CODE]I've kept the code very simple for you and others to understand, and I've also not put in any error checking which you might want to do in your project.The - (NSString *)absoluteString method of the NSURL class will return a NSString object.The - (NSString *)stringByRemovingPercentEncoding method of the NSString class will remove the percent encoding, and replace with the original characters.And finally the - (NSString *)lastPathComponent method of the NSString class will remove all of the folder path components, leaving only the file name remaining.In future I would advise posting the actual relevant code as used in your project, as this makes it easier for people to help you, rather than them guessing what you trying to achieve.Regards Mark</blockquote>

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