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@Peter.Chorn
How did you managed to import the Dir component?

In QIF 3 dynamic page example, there is the following definition (installscript.js):
var Dir = new function () {
    this.toNativeSparator = function (path) {
        if (systemInfo.productType === "windows")
            return path.replace(/\//g, '\\');
        return path;
    }
};

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