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FileSystemWatcher Events

I need to be able to tell if a file has been copied more than once. I don't
see where this is possible using the FileSystemWatcher objects. Any
Suggestions? I cant use the File.GetLastAccess method either because that
changes for more than a single event. Thanks
Nov 22 '05 #1
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hi,
i am also facing a problem like this.
my question is why filesystemwatcher class raises even onchanged when word
document just opens and closes without being modified.here notify filter is
set to 'lastwrite'

Nov 22 '05 #2

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