How to copy file in vb6?
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Well\n-Your Drivelisbox name should be Drive1\n-Dirlistbox name should be Dir1\n-and filelistbox name should be File1\n-In the Drive list box events go to "Change" event and type this\nDir1.path=drive1.drive\n- In Dirlistbox "Change" event type this\nfile1.path=dir1.path\n\nand use the command filecopy to copy from to\n\nfilecopy [fromfile],[tofile]
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You need to be more specific in a lot of different ways. However, if you mean you are using VBScript, and you want to ignore certain files based on their names or a part of thier names, you can do this:\n\n  Dim objFSO\n  Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")\n\n  Dim objFolder\n  Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder("C:&#92;FooBar&#92;Blah&#92;")\n\n  Dim objFile\n  For Each objFile in objFolder.Files\n     If Not InStr(objFile.Name, ".doc") Then\n          Console.Write(objFile.Name & vbCrLf)\n     End If\n  Next
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highlight, right click and copy.\nthen right click and paste
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Copy the old files to a folder labeled "Backup_20060627" or something else descriptive.
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Highlight the part you want to copy and move (left click hold and drag to highlight) right click the highlighted text and scroll to copy and left click.\nThen open up new document right click scroll to paste and left click.\n\nThere yer go. Much easier to show you rather than tell you LOL
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Use the VB Connection Wizard!
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I could, but you are going to have to be more specific.  What kind of files?  Most of the time you can copy/paste.
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easist way is copy them on a floppy disk and transfer that way
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Use Control+V to paste when you cant other ways. Control+C is copy.
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try kill copy, its good, specially for use over a network.\nu'll find it here....\n\nhttp://killprog.narod.ru/killcopye.html
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Go to the folder where your code is for the first project. Copy your ClassName.vb file into the folder of the second project. In the 2nd project click Project > Add > Existing Item. Choose the file you just copied. Done
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what u want is ILLEGAL, VB6 is much better than .NET. You can get the hobby version of VB2005 from microsofts page
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In MS Word, load that file, than "Save As..." and select MS DOS Text. \n\nEasy enough, right?
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Here is the code for VB.NET that would allow you to create a text file, and read from it.  Drag a Button and a RichTextBox control onto the form. Paste the following code which is shown below between Code Start and Code End.\n\n'***CODE START\nImports System.IO\n'NameSpace required to be imported to work with files\nPublic Class Form1 Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form\nPrivate Sub Button1_Click(ByVal....., Byval.....)Handles Button1.Click\nDim fs as New FileStream("file.doc", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write)\n'declaring a FileStream and creating a document file named file with\n'access mode of writing\nDim s as new StreamWriter(fs)\n'creating a new StreamWriter and passing the filestream object fs as argument\ns.WriteLine("This is an example of using file handling concepts in VB .NET.")\ns.WriteLine("This concept is interesting.")\n'writing text to the newly created file\ns.Close()\n'closing the file\n\nfs=New FileStream("file.doc",FileMode.Open,FileAccess.Read)\n'declaring a FileStream to open the file named file.doc with access mode of reading\nDim d as new StreamReader(fs)\n'creating a new StreamReader and passing the filestream object fs as argument\nd.BaseStream.Seek(0,SeekOrigin.Begin)\n'Seek method is used to move the cursor to different positions in a file, in this code, to\n'the beginning\nwhile d.peek()>-1\n'peek method of StreamReader object tells how much more data is left in the file\nRichTextbox1.Text &= d.readLine()\n'displaying text from doc file in the RichTextBox\nEnd while\nd.close()\nEnd Sub\n'***CODE END\n\nAs far as commom commands, they are not as easily adaptable as they are in Visual Basic.  You have to learn a bit more object referencing and explicit assignments along with the commands.  Use the code above to give you an initial start into how the commands are used, then go to the msdn link for more information.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/net/default.mspx
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If you don't really need VB 6, but could work with VB.NET, Microsoft gives away Visual Basic .NET Express, which does pretty much everything a hobbyist / student needs. You can download it directly from them.
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Highlight whatever you want to copy by dragging your mouse with the 'left click' pressed down over it.\n\nThen just 'Right click' on the highlighted text and then there should be an option to COPY it. Just click copy.\n\nThen put your mouse over the destination folder and then 'right click' on an empty space, then a PASTE option will appear. Just click on PASTE.
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left click on the item you want to copy.  Highlight it by pressing the left click. drag it to copy a sentence or page.\nwhile it is highlighted, right click. when the selections come up, select copy.  Go to the page or blank page you want to past on.  Point the mouse where you want it to go.  Then press right click, select paste and there it is!