petr4ppc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2013 #1 Dear friends, please very much, I am trying to COPY files from DirInternal to USB flash disk which I put to the USB in my tablet I am trying this.... Code: File.Copy(File.DirInternal, "name_" & idofname& ".jpg", File.DirDefaultExternal, "name_"& idofname & ".jpg") please what specification have : 1) SD card and - File.ExternalWritable? 2) USB flash disk - File.DirDefaultExternal? I have no file on my external storage....I cant do copy, please very much, help me, thank you p4ppc
Dear friends, please very much, I am trying to COPY files from DirInternal to USB flash disk which I put to the USB in my tablet I am trying this.... Code: File.Copy(File.DirInternal, "name_" & idofname& ".jpg", File.DirDefaultExternal, "name_"& idofname & ".jpg") please what specification have : 1) SD card and - File.ExternalWritable? 2) USB flash disk - File.DirDefaultExternal? I have no file on my external storage....I cant do copy, please very much, help me, thank you p4ppc
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2013 #2 Note that there are 2 kinds of SDCards, Internal SDCard and External SDCard, File.DirDefaultExternal refers to the Internal. Last edited: Apr 2, 2013 Upvote 0
Note that there are 2 kinds of SDCards, Internal SDCard and External SDCard, File.DirDefaultExternal refers to the Internal.
petr4ppc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2013 #3 Dear NJDude, thank for your answer, I am trying now Code: File.Copy(File.DirInternal, "name_" & idofname& ".jpg", File.DirRootExternal, "name_"& idofname & ".jpg") but on my Flash USB I have nothing... is DirRootExternal right specification of my USB flash disk? thank you p4ppc Upvote 0
Dear NJDude, thank for your answer, I am trying now Code: File.Copy(File.DirInternal, "name_" & idofname& ".jpg", File.DirRootExternal, "name_"& idofname & ".jpg") but on my Flash USB I have nothing... is DirRootExternal right specification of my USB flash disk? thank you p4ppc
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2013 #4 DirRootExternal and DirDefaultExternal points to the INTERNAL SDCard as I mentioned above, you will have to find out what is the path to the external card on your device, every device is different. You can read more about it HERE Upvote 0
DirRootExternal and DirDefaultExternal points to the INTERNAL SDCard as I mentioned above, you will have to find out what is the path to the external card on your device, every device is different. You can read more about it HERE
petr4ppc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2013 #5 I have read it, but I dont understand... I must have some specified folder and the path to this folder is definition of my external device? I want not write bad question, please can I read somewhere more about this situation? Thank you p4ppc :sign0085: Upvote 0
I have read it, but I dont understand... I must have some specified folder and the path to this folder is definition of my external device? I want not write bad question, please can I read somewhere more about this situation? Thank you p4ppc :sign0085:
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2013 #6 I must have some specified folder and the path to this folder is definition of my external device? Click to expand... Yes. Upvote 0
I must have some specified folder and the path to this folder is definition of my external device? Click to expand... Yes.
C Caravelle Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 15, 2013 #7 I found out the specific paths to the two USB external folders on my Asus Transformer, and the USB folder on my new Galaxy Tab 7 simply by attaching the drives and looking for them using the file manager application. If the device doesn't have an adequate application supplied, there are several that can be downloaded for free from the Play Store. "File Manager HD" suits me. Caravelle Upvote 0
I found out the specific paths to the two USB external folders on my Asus Transformer, and the USB folder on my new Galaxy Tab 7 simply by attaching the drives and looking for them using the file manager application. If the device doesn't have an adequate application supplied, there are several that can be downloaded for free from the Play Store. "File Manager HD" suits me. Caravelle