Re: Problem trying to determine if a file exists using wildcard

Thank you very much. Using this method seems to have done the trick.
Thanks again.

Cheers!

On 22 Aug 2005 08:01:43 -0700, "briktal" <briktal@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>One thing you could do, not sure if it is the best way or not, is to
>use System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(). It takes the path to search and
>the search pattern and returns a string() containing all the files that
>match. So, you could do Directory.GetFiles(whateverpath, "*.pdf") then
>check the return value.

.

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