the true words is "Copied" not "Copyed"
gelzgrant13 3 months ago
is this just working when it paste in the same folder? if, plz give me the code so it paste in another folder
eyeballs97 8 months ago
this tutorial is very nice and it's working...
But, I want to copy a file in resources and paste it in a directory like("c:\test.jpg")
plz help me..
It's my college project.
Plz send the code.
TheTuffyTutorials 11 months ago
@TheTuffyTutorials I need this code too. If you have this, then please send it to me. It would be very helpful 'cause I've already tried at least 20 different types of copying but none of them worked :S. Thank you in advance
rapidss2 11 months ago
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@TheTuffyTutorials
dim file as string = my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed
dim copy as string = "c:\whateveryouwonacallyourfile)
system.IO.File.Copy(my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed, copy)
this works on visualbasic 2010 profesional
migbil25 2 months ago
please set some other music at the direct x movie! i cant watch it becuz it haz som stupid sony entairment music laws
theanimatoredk 1 year ago
great more gay music
arleyssss 1 year ago
whats the code if you wanna paste it some where not in the same folder
rob76o1 2 years ago
if you found it can you send me the code?
MrPsycho3D 2 years ago
The message should be "File copied" of "The file is copied", huh?
You can also use FileCopy "C:\test.txt", "C:\testcopy1.txt"
Forte2610 2 years ago
how to copy file from resources?
hantuafiq2 2 years ago
not sure you can do that..!
Lokmangv 2 years ago
@hantuafiq2
dim file as string = my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed
dim copy as string = "c:\whateveryouwonacallyourfile)
system.IO.File.Copy(my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed, copy)
this works on visualbasic 2010 profesional
nvm i forgot i cant do that
tryitpro 2 years ago
how can i chage the file path to a text box becuase when i do dim file as new string = textbox1.text i get an error
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VisualDesignFX 2 years ago
how about vb6?
Human1302 2 years ago
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!
TheSniperofDeath 2 years ago
thanks!!!
imback218 2 years ago
the true words is "Copied" not "Copyed"
gelzgrant13 3 months ago
is this just working when it paste in the same folder? if, plz give me the code so it paste in another folder
eyeballs97 8 months ago
this tutorial is very nice and it's working...
But, I want to copy a file in resources and paste it in a directory like("c:\test.jpg")
plz help me..
It's my college project.
Plz send the code.
TheTuffyTutorials 11 months ago
@TheTuffyTutorials I need this code too. If you have this, then please send it to me. It would be very helpful 'cause I've already tried at least 20 different types of copying but none of them worked :S. Thank you in advance
rapidss2 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@TheTuffyTutorials
dim file as string = my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed
dim copy as string = "c:\whateveryouwonacallyourfile)
system.IO.File.Copy(my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed, copy)
this works on visualbasic 2010 profesional
migbil25 2 months ago
please set some other music at the direct x movie! i cant watch it becuz it haz som stupid sony entairment music laws
theanimatoredk 1 year ago
great more gay music
arleyssss 1 year ago
whats the code if you wanna paste it some where not in the same folder
rob76o1 2 years ago
if you found it can you send me the code?
MrPsycho3D 2 years ago
The message should be "File copied" of "The file is copied", huh?
You can also use FileCopy "C:\test.txt", "C:\testcopy1.txt"
Forte2610 2 years ago
how to copy file from resources?
hantuafiq2 2 years ago
not sure you can do that..!
Lokmangv 2 years ago
@hantuafiq2
dim file as string = my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed
dim copy as string = "c:\whateveryouwonacallyourfile)
system.IO.File.Copy(my.resources.whateveryourfilenamed, copy)
this works on visualbasic 2010 profesional
migbil25 2 months ago
nvm i forgot i cant do that
tryitpro 2 years ago
how can i chage the file path to a text box becuase when i do dim file as new string = textbox1.text i get an error
tryitpro 2 years ago
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VisualDesignFX 2 years ago
how about vb6?
Human1302 2 years ago
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!
TheSniperofDeath 2 years ago
thanks!!!
imback218 2 years ago