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Does file.move act like a rename?

Asked by sasllc in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Visual Studio, .Net Compact Framework

I'm using vb in visual studio 2005 for a smart device, meaning that I don't have a file.rename option available to me.  But I do have a file.move option.  Will this effectively do the same thing as a rename command would--much like when I "move" a folder rather than "rename" a folder in Windows XP on my desktop computer?  Should it work quick and easy, just like a rename does in Windows XP?  Any issues or concerns?  TIA
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