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Folder [Directory] DeepCopy (with sub-directories) in .NET

By , 18 Feb 2013
 
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 Edo Tzumer
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Copy a folder [i.e. directory] including subfolders and files (recursively).
Type Tip/Trick
Licence CPOL
First Posted 8 Jan 2013
Views 9,925
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