1. Copying .bsc files to a usb hard disk
2. Display the image into picturebox without saving image files into Hard disk
3. To check whether a file exist in hard disk
4. TThread's accessing same file on hard disk.
If you have multiple TThreads writing to the same file on the hard drive will that cause a problem? I figure it would eventually, but throwing the write to disk in a Synchronize() function wouldn't that defeat the purpose if I want to write to disk while the user is doing something else in the program? How do I work around it? Thanks
5. copy file to floppy disk - CSharp/C#
6. How to copy a file from a disk to a specified sector of anothe
If it can't do at a file level, how to do it in other ways. That is, how to copy data from a specified sector of one disk to the same sector of another disk? "Vipin" wrote: > you can't do this at a file level. > Thanks > Vipin > > "Jahfer V P" <Jahfer V XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message > news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > > Hi, > > > > I want to perform the following operations given below. > > > > 1. Read a file from a disk > > 2. Write the same file to another disk > > 3. In the second disk the written file should be on the same > > cylinder/track/sector as it is on the first disk. > > > > Hoping to get a reply soon. > > TIA. > > > > regards, > > Jahfer V P. > > >
7. How to copy a file from a disk to a specified sector of another di
8. a disk file copy function is needed
Hi, I badly need two functions or supports in MFC or Win32 but wonder if they exist. The first function is to pack files into one container file. And the second function is to copy these files out of the container file. I can simply pack files into IStreams in a IStoage and then programmatically read them (IStream::Read) and write to new files (CFile::Write). But performance is quite bad because these files can be very huge. The second function above, if it exists, is fast because it is, in some degree, to bypass the main memory and directly copy files across disk spaces. No 3rd party zip application is allowed in this case due to policies. Can anyone help me out? I appreciate it so much. JD