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Hi my friends,imagine a user copied(or cut) a file or folder(or any object) from a location of your hard drive and pasted it to another place,
(for example from drive "C:\test\" to "D:\new\"),
How can you get the source path and the destination path of that file.
i really need your help.
thanks in advance.

Posted 4-Jan-10 6:35am

mortezaa

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Kschuler · Answer 1 · 2010-01-04T08:13:00

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You'll have to ask the user.

Where files used to be or where they currently are isn't stored anywhere that you can lookup. If you are writing a program that copies a file you should know where the files are supposed to be and can keep track of them with variable names.

Posted 4-Jan-10 8:13am

Kschuler