To Nick -
Use the CreateDirectory Win Api function.
Ex:
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Type SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES
nLength As Integer
lpSecurityDescriptor As Integer
bInheritHandle As Integer
End Type
Declare Function CreateDirectory Lib "kernel32" Alias "CreateDirectoryA" (ByVal
lpPathName As String, lpSecurityAttributes As SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES) As integer
Declare Sub Main
Sub Main
Dim Sec as SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES, l as integer, sDir as String
sDir = "c:\newdir"
l = CreateDirectory (sDir, Sec)
End Sub
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Regards
Bo Thomsen
GeoConsult I/S
Denmark
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Emne: [MI-L] make a directory
One very useful command would be the command to make a directory.
Currently I have to;
1) write a batch file containing the command to make a directory
2) execute the batch file
3) delete the batch file again
nick
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