When one uses StreamWriter to write/create a file, the file is automatically created in the Debug folder. Is it possible to save this file in a folder within the debug folder?
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Yes. I would recommend using a standard FileSaveDialog to pick a location. That way you can save it anyplace you like. -
I need to do this without using the FileSaveDialogu e.
I thought of using the File.WriteAllTe xt function which creates a file in the specified folder and adds the text. But my folder's "Read Only" property is not getting disabled. Any other ideas?Comment
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I googled, and got to know that the Read Only problem could possibly have something to do with FileIOPermissio n Class. I have been searching on it since then, but have not been able to figure out how this works. Could someone help on this?Comment
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When one uses StreamWriter to write/create a file, the file is automatically created in the Debug folder. Is it possible to save this file in a folder within the debug folder?What 'read only problem'? You made no mention of a read-only problem in your first post.googled, and got to know that the Read Only problem
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