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Hi.

I want to know how can i embed and extract a file at runtime?

I want that at runtime only please.

Thanks.

Posted 23-Feb-10 6:02am

Rabee Rabee

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Solution 1

DreamsDotNet wrote:
I want to know how can i embed and extract a file at runtime?

Please try and explain a bit more what you are trying to achieve, as your question is not very clear.

Posted 23-Feb-10 12:27pm

Richard MacCutchan

Solution 2

Are you talking about encrypting the file content.

Posted 23-Feb-10 16:53pm

Bibhas Paul

Solution 3

OK.
I want to embed a file into my app at runtime, as example embedding a text file into my app or any file and extract it to hdd too, and I want to do this steps at runtime only.

thanks.

Posted 23-Feb-10 23:03pm

Rabee Rabee

Solution 4

Somebody help me, please!
:((

Posted 24-Feb-10 13:09pm

Rabee Rabee

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-24T13:21:00

Posting answers to yourself is not smart. It looks like four people have helped you, so I almost didn't bother looking. Also, if you press 'answer', why would you post something that is not an answer ? Edit your post.

You can embed anything you like as a resource, and it will exist as a blob of data. There's no reason you can't then load it into a byte array and write it to the file system.