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Jul 26th, 2002, 03:34 PM
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Either the documentation is wrong or l'm mis reading it
Probably misinterpreting it. But it states "Any Windows Application inherits the System object and can use properties of that object explicitly" ... yeah l thought that was a strange way to put it as well
Okay current project (first in vb.net so expect a lot of newbie questions), have this line of code
File.Copy(sSource,sDestination)
It wont work unless l import System.IO at the top of the program. Can think of three possibilities here
1. The manual's wrong
2. I didn't read it close enough
3. Something screwy on my rig
Any thoughts on this one....
BTW due to response in another thread, am taking issue with our manual writers cause they got inheritance completely wron apparently, which is going to add a number of months to our project
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Jul 26th, 2002, 03:45 PM
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Sorry folks tried to delete this thread, but it ain't happening. Currently have a head cold and fogot l asked this question in another thread... please excuse the double post.
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