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The System.IO.FileAttributes class gives us access to file/directory attributes. In this article, you'll see how to use this class to first read the current attributes and then change them.
Author: www.xefteri.com
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Author: www.eggheadcafe.com
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This simple example demonstrates how to list files in a particular directory.
Author: aspfree.com
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This article will address a a standard set of activities that any Web administrator may want to automate or handle programmatically.
Author: www.15seconds.com
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The System.IO.DirectoryInfo class does not come with a method to copy a directory. In this article, you'll see how to create a method to do that, and then use it in an ASP.NET page.
Author: www.xefteri.com
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In classic ASP it's very easy to get the size of a folder since the FileSystemObject (FSO) class includes a Size function. In ASP.NET there is no such function provided, so you'll see how to create one, extending the System.IO.DirectoryInfo Namespace.
Author: www.xefteri.com
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In this article you will have a look at the System.IO namespace and how we can use some of its classes to create some sort of Windows Explorer within an ASP.NET application.
Author: www.wimdows.net
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Small application in c#, which helps in searching u'r hard disk for files of the desired extention.
Author: www.c-sharpcorner.com
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