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I don't know why you are getting this error. I think I get a popup window when I log in to Windows with the same message. I do know that you can get to the Event Log by clicking - Start / Programs / Administrative Tools / Event Viewer There are commonly three Event Logs. Click one on the left...

Thank you for your help, but unfortunately, when I try File.Copy("c:\sourcedir\abc*.jpg","c:\destdir\abc*.jpg",True) or File.Copy("c:\sourcedir\abc*.*","c:\destdir\abc*.*",True) neither work. Thanks again Nouman and Sypher for your time!

Thanks Nouman But I really want to have one copy command. This utility I'm writing may be used to copy 1000 files at a time. I also have a similar looping routine you may be interested in seeing: Dim SourceDir As String() = Directory.GetFiles("c:\sourcedir\", "abc*.txt")...

I am trying to copy a block of files from one folder to another. I would like to refer to these files by the first few characters, using a wildcard. The command File.Copy("c:\sourcedir\abc*.","c:\destdir\abc*.",True) does not work. Does anyone know the proper way to do...

I want to exec a url in VB6 or Vb.Net, but NOT open a window when doing so. Using ShellExecute from VB6 with 0 for a hidden window is the closest I can get, but the window is opening anyway. Does anyone know another way? This is my current code: Dim myurl as string Dim res As Long myurl =...

I am doing something very similar - With objConnection .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" .ConnectionString = "Data Source=" & strXlsFile & ";Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0;HDR=No;MaxScanRows=16;""" .Open End With strQuery =...