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[SriPuppala]

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[George L Jackson]

You won't have permission to do that since the server-side account is usually a local account. Nevertheless, if the server-side account did have access to create a folder on the client's machine, it would be a serious security violation. -- modified at 18:18 Friday 17th March, 2006

[SriPuppala]

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[CWIZO]

You can't manipulate the clients file system in any way. Period! Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent? A:All your base are belong to us!

[George L Jackson]

Your server=side application loses control, and the client (browser) takes over.

[Shiby]

On the client machine you cannot create folder but on the server you can create folder provided if ASPNET account has permission. Regards, Shiby