CSharp .exe Copy How can I do =?

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Hİ! Copies of the program itself when opened. how can i do . ??

C#

private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
       {
            Copies of the program itself. C:/ (how can I do ?)
       }

Posted 1-Oct-11 6:50am

Ahmet Yön

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Kim Togo · Answer 1 · 2011-10-01T07:01:00

Solution 1

Use Application.ExecutablePath Property[^] to get the current path and file name and then use File.Copy Method[^] to copy the file to a new folder.
Perhaps use Path class[^] to get something like folder it self or file name and then combine a new path before use of File.Copy.

Posted 1-Oct-11 7:01am

Kim Togo

Updated 1-Oct-11 7:03am

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Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:04pm

My five

Kim Togo 1-Oct-11 13:12pm

Thanks Simon.

Espen Harlinn 1-Oct-11 13:09pm

5'ed!

Kim Togo 1-Oct-11 13:12pm

Thanks Espen.

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:38pm

OP wrote:
someone send me source :( ......
I could not.

Simon Bang Terkildsen · Answer 2 · 2011-10-01T07:01:00

Solution 2

C#

File.Copy("MyApplication.exe", @"C:\path\MyApplication.exe");

Posted 1-Oct-11 7:01am

Simon Bang Terkildsen

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Espen Harlinn 1-Oct-11 13:09pm

5'ed!

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:50pm

Thank you for the vote, Espen

Kim Togo 1-Oct-11 13:13pm

My 4 for a simple answer.

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:50pm

Thank you, Kim.

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:37pm

OP wrote:
someone send me source :( ......
I could not.

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:40pm

Excuse me !?
File.Copy("MyApplication.exe", @"C:\path\MyApplication.exe"); is source code

Ahmet Yön 1-Oct-11 13:42pm

I know . . but this does not work.:S

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 13:49pm

Really? then you must have just copy pasted it and not changed the strings accordingly.. which should be an obvious thing to do. If you really have done that, then you should not tell us "it doesn't work" but what problem you experience e.g. what exception you receive.

Simon Bang Terkildsen 1-Oct-11 14:00pm

OP wrote:
woow worked.. hehe
File.Copy("Application.exe", @"C:\\Aplication.exe"); ;)