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USB Flash Drive or CF access

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    Is is possible to access a USB Flash drive / disk from the .NET framework. I want to be able to detect when a Flash drive has been inserted, write to a CF and then allow the user to safely remove it. Will .NET 2.0 have this capability? Thanks, Liam

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      Is is possible to access a USB Flash drive / disk from the .NET framework. I want to be able to detect when a Flash drive has been inserted, write to a CF and then allow the user to safely remove it. Will .NET 2.0 have this capability? Thanks, Liam

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      When you put in the computer doesn't it just show up as "Removable Storage" or something? It's acting like a hard drive, so if you just want to save/read files on it, just use the normal steps. /\ |_ E X E GG

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        When you put in the computer doesn't it just show up as "Removable Storage" or something? It's acting like a hard drive, so if you just want to save/read files on it, just use the normal steps. /\ |_ E X E GG

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        When I boot I will boot directly to my application and bypass the standard windows environment. There will be no task bar available to the user. So I have to mimic what is done in the task bar in a programmatic way within the C# code. Thanks, Liam

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