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Thank you.

Indeed I needed to check the upperlaying folder. Unfortunately, because file changes within the
folder it can detect, just like deletion of the folder itself (if it's empty).

I still find it a strange Windows "feature".


"Nick B. Cassos" <nbc@no_spam.ath.forthnet.gr> wrote in message
news:fcdo8vgf7j2clmso8bqg0e454l0jlvvrpq@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 12:45:53 +0200, "Peter Elbertse"
> <zoetjuh@wanadoo.nl> wrote:
>
> >...I created a thread to monitor the directory in which the files need to be. For this I
> >use the FindFirstChangeNotification API.
> >It works pretty good. It detects the removal of the Directory and it detects the removal of any
File
> >within the Directory.
> >BUT... when I delete the Directory when it contains files,  FindFirstChangeNotification doesn't
> >detect it.
> >...
>
>
> If you don't get all notifications of "Watch Dir" (after adding the
> flag mentioned above), you should monitor "My App". This is the *only*
> way to be notified for every change that happens to "Watch Dir"
> (assuming your have the proper filter).
>
> --
>
> Nick B. Cassos