Re: Delete folder

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"frodereck" <frodereck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> The RmDir statement, like many of the VB built-in file handling
> functions, is not always reliable.

I guess that depends on your definition of reliable. VB's built-in file
handling is quite reliable, it just may not be forgiving if you use it
incorrectly.

> If your current directory is the
> one that you want to remove, then RmDir may not work. In such a case
> you must change your current directory using the filesytemobject, or
> better yet the API function SetCurrentDirectory.

or maybe even VB's ChDrive and/or ChDir statements

> While you are at it,
> you might as well use the RemoveDirectory API function.

No need; the VB file handling statements are quite up to the job

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