Does anyone know how to copy subfolders from one place to another in VB?. I have a Template folder on a network share I want to use to set up the base folder structure on newly created job folders, however, I can't seem to get any copy methods to take just the subfolders and not the parent.[code]...
i want to delete all the under root folder e: richy.root folder contain also sub folder like e: richychn2000820204*.mp3 files. always getting an error.
I have got the following code to copy all the subfolder & files from one location to another.
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to access the code. However i want it to run asynchronously and the progress of the copy to be displayed on a progress bar however i have no clue how to do this.
basically i am creating a program that can upload an entire folder with all its subfolders to my account on [URL]when its on my drivehq account i can download it The folder have files of all extension pdf,doc,xml,exe etc
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim URI As String = TextBox1.Text Dim request As System.Net.FtpWebRequest = DirectCast(System.Net.FtpWebRequest.Create(URI), System.Net.FtpWebRequest)
how to compress folder and its subfolder using winrar i found a lot of example using gzip but not through winrar a programe that compress file using winrar and display progress report as well as
I want some help creating a function to loop thou a folder and get all its file and the files that are in the sub folders. I want to test also if each file type is mp3 or not.
I've been obsessed with this since I explored it this morning.The post by John Wein shown here fostered a renewed thought about something I've wanted to do for a long time: Generate a "safe" list of folders/subfolders to search in. Whether we're trying to copy or just look through them to show them in a list or whatever else, invariably we're faced with the exception of "Cannot access", usually due to System Volume being attempted to be accessed.John came up with a brilliant strategy in that it's effective, fast, and done with such little code! My hat's off to you John!Now to the purpose of this post. I've taken his code and modified it (only to be run in debug mode so you can see exceptions) and I'm wondering if anyone would care to set up a little test project and run it also - so we can see if in fact we may now have an effective means of generating a list of safe folders/subfolders as preface for whatever other file operations happen next?
Copy and paste the following and let me know the results? Change the drive/folder as you like and let me know if it runs into an exception?
I have developed a vb.net application which creates a csv file from database. When I run it from my system it works perfectly but when I copy the files from release folder to a folder on the server and runs the .exe file it give me IO Exception error. "The device is not readyť
i want to copy folder along with content to another new folder,i use this code
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Dim source As String = "" Dim destination As String = "" source = "C:Documents and SettingsuserDesktopweapon" destination = "C:weapon"
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this code make me copy source to destination but also delete source,this code delete folder source and move to destination.All i want is not delete folder source.
I'm trying to write a small script that will copy a folder (named .minecraft) to a new folder (doesn't exist, but I want to create a new folder called .minecraft_backups). The current code I have is:
I get an error saying: Could not find directory '%appdata%/.minecraft'. I'm guessing it's because of the %appdata% shortcut. Is there any workaround to do this? The reason for this is because obviously if I don't enter %appdata% and enter the full route to the directory I need to enter the users username for the computer.
I can't find how to search for a folder (directory) that contains a string and copy all the folders (directory) that contain that string to another directory. So you search for the name of the directory, not the files in the directory.For example: 'KTNPRK' in E: gives:E:KTNPRK1, E:AZNKTNPR76, etc...
I wrote an application that copies files from Folder(A) into Folder (B) First it checks if the files exists if yes it will copy them and it will over write the them in fodler (B) and is working great , but if I have a file in Folder(B)that is located in a subfolder the file inFolder (A) will not be copied to the new location.
belwo is the code to copy the files if they exist :[code..]
I have some problem with copying the file from one Directory to another directory by create the folder if that folder is not exists in destination directory.
how to copy, delete, show files, show current directory, change directory, make folder, rename folder. My problem is i have a method on deleting a file and copying a file, but i don't know how to pass the method so that when i click the delete button it would let me choose what file to delete. By the way im using buttons on each function.[code...]
I developed a VB Server Listner program that works fine when I run it in VS 2010 but when I try to Build it and run the EXE most of it works but not the TCP part.It doesn't connect to the client.I'm running Win 7 (64) with .Net v4.0. Do I nned to copy a DLL into the EXE folder, set an option in VS before I do the build, or something else?
I am designing a program that will backup a user's profile in Windows XP. So far, the only snag I've come across is copying the 'Signatures' folder from 'C:Documents and SettingsUSERNAMEApplication Data$MicrosoftSignatures' I believe the issue is that the 'Application Data' folder is hidden. [code]...
I have folder on server, and I am uploading files to that folder. For example I have folder on server with name patch! Now I want to download all files from 192.168.0.144patch!
I need to copy a folder named "DB" (which is at application path, but i think this fact is not important at this time) with it's content (a accdb file) to "C:" so it would became like this:
I've tried in a lot of different ways but i still haven't figured out how to do it.