Windsailor
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Hello,
What I am thinking about doing is to copy the file selected in the OpenFileDialog form and then use that object to save when I open the SaveFileDialog form and rename it (the same file is saved under a different name and directory).
In the past I have used the File.Copy(filePathOfOriginalFile, "MyFileNameToBeSaved")
But I don't want to hard code the process...
Basically I want to back up a file (MyFileName.here); copy it and then use the SaveFileDialog form to save it in any directory with an alias name... on the flip side... I want to use the OpenFileDialog form, chose the BackUp file that was saved earlier and then save it as the original file's name (MyFileName.here).
So I am backing the file up and then repairing or replace the original file from the backup file.
How can I accomplish this?
Thanks
What I am thinking about doing is to copy the file selected in the OpenFileDialog form and then use that object to save when I open the SaveFileDialog form and rename it (the same file is saved under a different name and directory).
In the past I have used the File.Copy(filePathOfOriginalFile, "MyFileNameToBeSaved")
But I don't want to hard code the process...
Basically I want to back up a file (MyFileName.here); copy it and then use the SaveFileDialog form to save it in any directory with an alias name... on the flip side... I want to use the OpenFileDialog form, chose the BackUp file that was saved earlier and then save it as the original file's name (MyFileName.here).
So I am backing the file up and then repairing or replace the original file from the backup file.
How can I accomplish this?
Thanks