upload audio file in c# in a windows form application.

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I am trying to make a simple upload audio file from any location in my computer using c# in a windows form application. It has to have a textbox and a upload button. I want the files to be stored in a pre specified directory.inwhich i wish to store the files (Not where the user wants to store it)

thanks in advance

Posted 1-Mar-12 23:39pm

vidya jobin

Updated 3-Mar-12 0:36am

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El_Codero 2-Mar-12 21:05pm

Hi, do you leave a word? "upload from ... in c#? Otherwise unfortunately I don't really now what you try to achieve. Where do you take the files from?Maybe what type of File? The User should be able to select a file to upload and the path will be shown in textbox? Regards

OriginalGriff 3-Mar-12 6:40am

And what is your problem?
Where do you need help?

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-03-03T07:10:00

So, what's the problem??

Right now, I see one glaring one. What application level protocol are you going to explose to clients for them to upload files?? HTTP, FTP, TFTP, your own custom protocol?

That lilttle specification kind of makes all the difference in the world as to the direction of answers you're going to get.