OFF98: CurDir Function Doesn't Include Trailing Path Separator

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   MsgBox Dir(CurDir & ":", MacID("XLS8"))
				

   MsgBox Dir(CurDir & Application.PathSeparator, MacID("XLS8"))
				

   MsgBox Dir(CurDir, MacID("XLS8"))
				

because the CurDir function does not include a trailing path separator.