Re: Problem with File.copy() -- should this work?

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From: Dave_Saunders
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 13:17

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It never for a second occurred to me that "relative" meant "relative to the current folder" -- I assumed it meant "relative to the current position of the file."

It was only because the example in the OMV that I went down this route. And I never even realized that I had used a folder in the first code and a file reference in the second -- I have always used the second code before and I just wrote it out automatically without seeing the inconsistency from the one version to the other.

Thanks again.

Dave

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