its out of a vb script i have trying to redo it all Dim Filesys, strProgCaption Dim sOriginFolder, sDestinationFolder, sFile, oFSO Dim bar, i, oFolder, oSubFolder, a, z, x, strUserID Dim strMyDoc, strDirectory, strDirectory1, strDirectory2, strDirectory3, strDirectory4, strDirectory5, strDirectory6,...

i want to get this to work in vb.net 2010 but cant figure it out if not this is there a way to acomplish this same results in vb.net Public Sub Printers() 'Copy Network Printers ------------------------------------ DIM fso, printerFile strProgCaption = "Copying Network Printers . . ." Set ...

Thanks Mandai ill give that a try

It works well thanks now i have to add the progressbar and it should be good to go

i have tried everything i can think off can you tell me how to add the progressbar to the code you posted Mandai thanks i am still trying though

yes but i need the username textbox so we can chose who to back up the test directory is just that my test folder here is what it looks like as it is soposed to look like Public Class Backup_Input Private Sub Backup_btn_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Backup...

ok so imgoing to show you what i have so far textbox for username button to run the code and one to exit progressbar and label Public Class Backup_Input Private Sub Backup_btn_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Backup_btn.Click If My.Computer.FileSystem.Directo...

Ok i see what you were saying. Havent finished my coffie yet can you give me an exsample cause im still learning and ill try and figure it out thanks

that wont work if the amout of files changes though will it

im useing

I have a program that i use to backup sevral files and folders i want a progress bar the fills as it copyes the files along with a label that changes and says what file your on can anyone help with this

when selling any form of storage device the size is rounded down to make the math easier such as 1GB = 1000MB when in relality 1GB = 1024MB so when they say 640GB the is 640000MB insteed of 655360MB wich is what a true 640GB drive would be. Add on top of that that every manufacture is alowed a certa...