How would I compress a folder from a text box becasue what I have at the moment is just returning a value of true
Dim compres As IO.Compression.CompressionMode
TextBox1.Text = IO.Compression.CompressionMode.Compress = IO.Compression.CompressionMode.Compress = 1
And I don't understand how to use the compression.
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 have a web application using VB ASP.NET 3.5 that along with many things allows users to upload documents into a directory on the web server. I would like to know how I can zip a folder on a webserver and download it to the client machine via a submit button.Currently, I have the files displayed as URLs so that the users can right-click and "Save Target As." But I think just having everything zipped in one file would make it alot easier for the users.
I have a task..Since im a beginner in VB, how do i create the program which can compress the folders in Directory ( D:BackupFolderName) automatically in turn..I have around 20 folder in this directory..(20110501-20110520)..I need to use Loop or which statement?this is compress codes to compress one folder automatically..
Recently I uninstalled and reinstalled Visual Studio 2008. Before that, Visual Studio compress images that I put in the Resources folder. In this folder I put images in PNG format for use in the project. When I was compiling the project, the executable was of a size much smaller than the sum of the bytes of the images as they were compressing in the compilation. The sum of the size of the images gives a 47MB, and the file compiled with the images was around 3.5 MB. But now the images are not compressed. For the resulting executable with the build is about 48 MB ... I'm deducing the problem is because the images were not compressed ...is it so?
I've got another problem. This time I am Trying to display the contents of a folder into a textbox:
Public Class Form1 Private Sub browseFolder_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles browseFolder.Click FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath = _ My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments
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I know the line TextBox1.Text = FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath is not what I want to be doing, but thats the only thing I can get to work, but that just displays the folder path obviously. What I want is to display the contents of the selected folder into TextBox1
How do I compress/decompress a string in VB.NET ?I am trying to send long string through the Network and need them to be as small as possible before sending.
I'm making a presentation program. It's a bit like PowerPoint, but less complicated and for a different purpose.
All files used in the presentation (like images, texts and sounds) should be put into a single 'file-package'. This package should later be opened by my program, which should be able to use the files from the package. (Just like PowerPoint creates a single file with all images and sounds included, which can be loaded in PowerPoint on a different computer.)
Actual compression for the file is not really needed. It could be sort of like a tar-file.
VB.NET 2003 or 2005 application program. i was trying to create an application program to compress some files using 7zip. when application program runs, need to browse and select the files need to be compressed and mention the name of the zip file and compress the file in that folder. i'm getting examples only in C#.
I want to have a backup feature which takes about 7 txt files and compresses/packs them into one file. Then if required at a later stage I can unpack all 7 files from the packed file. I do not need any compression as such just to make one file from 7, then 7 from from that one, if you understand what I mean. I have read there are some native libraries in .NET Framework 2.0 called DeflateStream and GZipStream. Can these be used?
I have a folder with a bunch of different files in it, and I want to display each file name on a line in a single textbox (or block, i don't care) so that the user knows what files are available to be read from. The name and number of files within the folder will change frequently, so making a .txt file with all of the file names wouldn't be an acceptable solution.
I would like to copy a file from the serve to a folder that is specified in a textbox.
CopyFiles("\agb1datSOFTeasy-1390171.txt", TextBox1.Text) Private Sub CopyFiles(ByVal sourcePath As String, ByVal DestinationPath As String) If (Directory.Exists(sourcePath)) Then For Each fName As String In Directory.GetFiles(sourcePath) If File.Exists(fName) Then Dim dFile As String = String.Empty [Code] .....
The problem is with the destination. The destination is selected by a select folder dialogbox. I want to copy the file from the server to the folder specified in the textbox.
How can i encrypt or decrypt only a part of a file? I try, and i keep getting an error message that says that the stream might be corrupt. By the way, it is ok to convert the text to a byte array using the system.text.encoding.ascii.getbytes() right? The reason i want to encrypt/compress only a part of a file is because i don't want to encrypt or compress the file header. That way the program can gather info about whether the file is compressed or encrypted.
I have a program I made in vb.net express 2008 that used java.utils.zip to compress my work files to a Zip archive that I ran occassionaly to have a backup. I worked fine, but with net framework 4 and vb.net 2010 it doesn't work. So I modified it to use sharpziplib and it works fine if all files on the filter list in the folder are closed, but if I have a file open in OpenOffice writer, my program can't access it and won't create the zip file. The file that usually stays open all the time is my TODO list, that is updated several times a day , so usually gets printed, and updated( adding or deleting entries), without closing it.
i just want to compress and send my project by email. but gmail wont let me because some file types are .exe i change it to .txt but i'm still having trouble. its a vb.net form app project.
this is my first Question :) I need a lib or way to compress a data in asp.net (vb) with the algorit deflate but the result inflate in javascript. I'm use a lib in javascript: deflate.js [URL] First i'm deflate and convert to base64 the result but the result is no compatible with the javascript lib. i'm use the Chilkat .NET DLL [URL] The String result with this lib is compatible with the javascript libray but is not free. need a way to compress data in asp.net and uncompress in javascript. This is for my web aplication need to download many many data.
I'd like to use WinRAR's dll file to compress files in vb.net.Is there any way this can be done? The only one I found was using the unrar.dll to uncompress files. Also, I'd like to know how to implement WinZIP's dlls to compress files as the zipfldr.dll does not achieve very high levels of compression and encryption.
Is it possible, create a button that can start looking for files in a particular folder and open and close each 1 of them. Eje: Search in c: est (here open and read all files on folder in texbox) test.txt, test2.txt, ... Open 1 and close to open 2, close and open 3... I write the folder to search, and program find and open and close all files in the folder.
I wonder if you can help. I have an intranet with about 2000 photos on it. A lot of these photos were not compressed when uploaded so can be upwards of 4 or 5MB in size.
Is there a script/tool I can run to go through the directory one image by one and automatically and compress each images to say 100k or percentage of the current file size, then save and close the file with the same name?