Someone review my logic

[Merlin2000]

I have a list of names, an example image, and a goal of having each list of names, be a copy of the example image, but renamed to use each name in the list.

My idea is this:
Create an array to take the image names (which are csv), and set a variable for the "example image" file. So when I want the example image to be hello.jpg, I set sampleimage = "c:\hello.jpg"

Then the program will open that image, and save it using each number in the array. So if the array contained 5 wordd [hello1,how,are,you,today], the output will be 5 copies of the hello.jpg file, and would now be hello1.jpg, how.jpg, are.jpg, you.jpg, today.jpg.

[grilkip]

Sure, you can use For Each to go through the array. And if the image is already a file on the disk you can use System.IO.File.Copy(origfilename, duplicatename)

[Merlin2000]

Great, so basically for each in array,
System.IO.File.Copy(origfilename, x)
x =+1

Or can I just have "Next" at the end of the loop?

[Phill64]

Great, so basically for each in array,
System.IO.File.Copy(origfilename, x)
x =+1

Or can I just have "Next" at the end of the loop?

yes, for loops shift the variable for you