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Calling simple DOS Commands from C#

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    I found a lot of things about calling applications and Documents from C# very simple. But I did not find documentations about Calling simple DOS Commands line "md NewDire" or "Copy *.* to x:" from C#. So I would be happy if somebody could tell me how I can use simple DOS Commands from C#. I need the following commands: md, copy *.prg Thanks Stefan

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      I found a lot of things about calling applications and Documents from C# very simple. But I did not find documentations about Calling simple DOS Commands line "md NewDire" or "Copy *.* to x:" from C#. So I would be happy if somebody could tell me how I can use simple DOS Commands from C#. I need the following commands: md, copy *.prg Thanks Stefan

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      Have you tried Process.Start with "Cmd.exe /C CommandToRun"? Why not just use the .NET file management for these such as "File.Copy" or "Directoy.CreateDirectory"? Rocky Moore <><

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        Have you tried Process.Start with "Cmd.exe /C CommandToRun"? Why not just use the .NET file management for these such as "File.Copy" or "Directoy.CreateDirectory"? Rocky Moore <><

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        Thank you! You answered exactly what I wanted. Process Start Cmd.exe : Did not see this solution. File.Copy, Directory.Create : simple, I just did not find it in the help doc. Thank you! Stefan

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