Josh,
Occasionally I have to rename a file. I use:
FUNCTION boolean CopyFileA(ref string filename, ref string newname, boolean
nooverwrite) LIBRARY "Kernel32.dll"
The second parm allows me to change the name as well as the location. Then
I just use PB's native FileDelete function on the original. Presto! File
renamed.
Just my 2 cents,
Rich
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cc: (bcc: Richard Frantz/ALB/WCB)
Subject: RE: PFCSIG MoveFileA
Sheldon :
Thanks for the info... Yes you are right my coworker did show me that
problem, documented in the MSDN site. But in my case though I am doing a
reanme in the same directory and the name is < 255. But I am going to try
your other solution as well/.
Much thanks
Josh
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