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Working with Drives, Folders and Files using ASP
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Working with Drives, Folders and Files using ASP
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This article is first of a series of articles about working with drives, folders and files using ASP. In this article we'll learn how to get hold of Drives collection which FileSystemObject provides us, then we'll use this handle to display a list of all drives connected to our computer with their detailed info. These drives may be fixed hard disks, removable drives like floppy drives, CD-ROM drives or even network drives. We'll then use the handle to a drive to access root folder for that drive and then display all the sub folders and files in that drive. We'll build our application in such a way that we can move around different drives and folders and read different files.
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Oct 10, 2006
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