Hi All,
I'm just wondering whether a FileSystemWatch er object can be used to
monitor multiple directores or we have to create one FileSystemWatch er
object for each folder we need to monitor?
I want to monitor multiple folders like:
c:\windows
c:\my docs
d:\my pictures
etc.
Thanks,
D2
1  2799 
D2,
If all you had to do was monitor sub directories, then no, you could use
one FileSystemWatch er for this. However, you need multiple
FileSystemWatch ers in this case.
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Hi All,
I'm just wondering whether a FileSystemWatch er object can be used to
monitor multiple directores or we have to create one FileSystemWatch er
object for each folder we need to monitor?
I want to monitor multiple folders like:
c:\windows
c:\my docs
d:\my pictures
etc.
Thanks,
D2
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