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How to copy a File to another place using C++

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    hi all, suppose that I have a File Called "abc.mdf" in C Drive ..Now I want to copy it to another directry in "D" Drive .. So How do I do it using C++? Thanks in advance..

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      hi all, suppose that I have a File Called "abc.mdf" in C Drive ..Now I want to copy it to another directry in "D" Drive .. So How do I do it using C++? Thanks in advance..

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      You can call Win32 API CopyFile( "C:\\abc.mdf", // name of an existing file "D:\\abc.mdf", // name of new file FALSE // operation if file exists ); Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio

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        hi all, suppose that I have a File Called "abc.mdf" in C Drive ..Now I want to copy it to another directry in "D" Drive .. So How do I do it using C++? Thanks in advance..

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        CopyFile() or SHFileOperation().


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