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    FileCopyEx question o_O

    I have a stupid question for you.

    If I'm doing a FileCopyEx from a remote location towards another remote location, does the function copy anything on the local computer? Like in ram? I just want to know if the computer bandwitdh will be use.

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    Re: FileCopyEx question o_O

    Quote Originally Posted by kaervas59
    I have a stupid question for you.

    If I'm doing a FileCopyEx from a remote location towards another remote location, does the function copy anything on the local computer? Like in ram? I just want to know if the computer bandwitdh will be use.

    Have a nice day.
    Depending on the bandwidth it may cache data on the local machine...not really sure. BTW why are you using FileCopyEx in stead of System.IO.File.Copy?

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    Re: FileCopyEx question o_O

    Quote Originally Posted by ProphetBeal
    Depending on the bandwidth it may cache data on the local machine...not really sure. BTW why are you using FileCopyEx in stead of System.IO.File.Copy?
    I think that System.IO.File.Copy only supports local paths.
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    Re: FileCopyEx question o_O

    I use FileCopyEx because I need progressBar. And the remote location are mounted letter (net use)... Not tested but I'm pretty sure it should work... I hope so.

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    Re: FileCopyEx question o_O

    My project had changed. I can use System.IO.File.Copy. I ask the same question but about System.IO.File.Copy... soo if someone can answer me I could be nice....

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