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How To Automatically Have Things Happen on Windows XP (Such as delete Files, and Folder) The following can be slightly modified to make almost any kind of task or job done automatically and/or on a scheduled basis using Windows Task Manager called Scheduled Tasks in Windows XP Operating systems. Maybe same or similar in other Windows operating systems. Please note that I do not get paid to do these articles. Quick Summary Info. This is Visual Basic code (.vbs), and it will execute (operate) as part of Windows Script Host (usually associated with a.wsf). You can latterly copy the following into a Notepad and save it as a.vbs file, and it should work. This example removes the unwanted (IMO) Firefox Crash Report Pending Folder content (files) when older than 2 days.
Files and Folders - filfol.zip. This pack has several scripts that deal with file and folder functions. It contains samples of many of the FileSystemObject functions: • Change attributes of a file. • Remove all attributes, going down 4 folder levels. (good for removing Read Only when files are copied from CDR) • 2 scripts dealing. GetFolder('x: ') ' delete all files in root folder for each f in folder.Files On Error Resume Next name = f.name f.Delete True If Err Then WScript.Echo 'Error deleting:' & Name & ' - ' & Err.Description Else WScript.Echo 'Deleted:' & Name End If On Error GoTo 0 Next ' delete all subfolders and files For Each f In.
Download Games Baby Zen here. That folder can collect old unwanted reports, regardless of your Firefox setting, and grow to be many Gigabytes of space if not attended to.
Member 8678999 26-Feb-12 7:43 26-Feb-12 7:43 Hi, John Storer! Thank you for your awesome work. While I was using your library, I managed to find 2 bugs(?) in v3. 1: line 752 of xDirectory.cs - while copying, this piece of code incorrectly removes first symbol of source. We receive C: ystem file.txt instead of C: System file.txt. Solution that worked for me: I used to replace _Source.FullName.Length + 1 with _Source.FullName.Length. 2: lines 48 and 53 - I don't understand why your class is not static and you declare your status as static for all xDirectory objects the user wants to create.
Your xDirectory objects work asynchronously, so why do you use this restriction? I made these fields non-static and 3 copiers working at one time starting from single thread and starting from different threads got the things done like a charm. Best regards, Mayatsky Alexander. Riscy 12-Feb-10 21:40 12-Feb-10 21:40 It may be silly query (a) I'm copying the folder xx to yy, to backup the content folder and files. (b) Inside the folder xx is a subfolder 'History' which I don't want to copy, (it take too long) (c) I set filter xCopier.FolderFilter = 'History' within the c# code, I preassumed it prevents backing up the folder called 'History' (d) Since this folder xx has no sub-folder 'History', it pop up an IO Directionary exception window.
Errmmm.what have I done wrong? (e) How to use xCopier.FolderFilter which allow copy all content with xx, except the folder History (f) and how to prevent exception error if the folder is not there.
Thank, it is great solution. Jverbarg 13-Oct-08 6:54 13-Oct-08 6:54 Fixed the problem with having multiple xDirectory objects. Split the indexing function out into a separate method so I could simply index a directory to get size and # of files for informational purposes. Pass back the last modified date in the OnItemIndexed Event.
Syncmate Activation Code Keygen. Added the ability to turn off recursive searching. Seems stupid I know, as recursiveness is the main purpose of this utility, but this will thread the reading of a large directory. Added a switch to not index or copy files, just the directories.
Let me know if you want my changes for an update version. Christian Muggli 20-Apr-08 10:29 20-Apr-08 10:29 First of all, thanks for sharing this great piece of 'intelligence' with us! Since all our projects are written in VB.net, we're trying to convert this nice piece of code to VB.net. We're almost done, but still have a few error after converting. For every event/handler (itemIndexed, IndexComplete, ItemCopied, CopyComplete and CopyError) we get: --- Dim Handler As ItemIndexedEventHandler = ItemIndexed Public Event ItemIndexed(sender As Object, e As ItemIndexedEventArgs)' is an event, and cannot be called directly.
Use a 'RaiseEvent' statement to raise an event. --- ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(New WaitCallback(DoWork)) =>vs.net 2008 reports: Error Delegate 'System.Threading.WaitCallback' requires an 'AddressOf' expression or lambda expression as the only argument to its constructor. We'd be really happy if someone could help us getting this solved! Not so difficult at all. You just need to replace in xDirectory.cs at line 749 this: FilePath = new FileInfo( _Destination.FullName + Path.DirectorySeparatorChar + FileSourceList[iterator].FullName.Remove( 0, _Source.FullName.Length + 1)); by this: FilePath = new FileInfo( _Destination.FullName + Path.DirectorySeparatorChar + FileSourceList[iterator].FullName.Remove( 0,FileSourceList[iterator].FullName.LastIndexOf( ' ') + 1)); Be aware the soft does not manage files with same name! Diego Kober 18-Mar-08 8:43 18-Mar-08 8:43 First thing, a have to say, that your work is awesome, congratulations!
But, a need something a little diferent. Let me explain. A have this folders tree: A ->B ->C ->D X (B, C and D are subfolders of A. X is another 'root' folder) My problem is: a want to select a few folders to copy, in this example, B and C.
A created a code, that grafically let my user choose what folders to copy. I pass for the code (in a loop sequence) folders in a separate process. But, a im passing de folder full path (example: C: A B). A need the code to copy the B folder, and all it's content, to the X folder, not only the content.
I have been study your code, tring to find were i could chance something to achieve this objective, but whit no success:P If you, or somebody else colud help me, i would be very grateful. Thanks in advance, and sorry for any gramatical error.