--- In [email protected], "crombierob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Build an Option into your pgm (called 'Settings' or similar).
> The user should use that option once on the pgm's first run.
> It should show a dialog that allows the user to browse for
> File/Folder. (Common Dialog perhaps)
> Get them to navigate to 'see' that folder.
> If they can navigate to that folder, then get the pgm to store the
> path into an INI file.
> From then on your pgm should read the path out of the INI file, and
> use it for your file copy/moves.
>
> I don't have a device connecting the way you describe, so I am just
> guessing that the user will be able to see it, when they do that
first
> run ? ? ?
>
> Rob
>
>
>
> --- In [email protected], "sonra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello friends !
> > I connect a mobile device to my pc using activesync .The decice
use
> > Win CE as OS . After the device is connected it open an " folder "
> > that I see in the PC explorer under the label " mobile
device ".
> > I need to copy/move files/ folders from my pc to a folder in this
> > device using VB code . I try to use FSO (File System Object )
but it
> > does not work because the folder is not in my pc . Does anyone
idea how
> > to do it
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