Hi all,
Here is some basic code:
....
For Each drive As String In System.IO.Directory.GetLogicalDrives()
Debug.WriteLine(drive)
Next ' drive
Debug.WriteLine(System.IO.Directory.Exists("k:\"))
...
This code could just as easily been written in C#. In any case, if I bring
up explorer, I have the following mapped drive:
backup (\\fletcher)(K:)
I can click on the mapping and see the folders located therein. But, if I
run the code above, it only shows me drives C: and D:. And the last command
returns FALSE. I can copy files to K:\Backup\ with no problem at all using
Explorer. But .NET is positive that I do NOT have any other drives.
My guess is that there is a setting somewhere that needs to be changed to
tell .NET to include mapped drives when using the IO.Directory classes. Any
ideas?
BTW, using:
Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 - 77718-007-4009332-41823 Vista Ultimate with
latest patches.
Thanks,
Fletcher
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