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.NET - how to access this special folder under my file system
When I open my Explorer under Windows XP, I have these "folders" on the left hand side:
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Desktop
+ My Documents
- My Computer
+ Floppy (A:)
+ Local Disk (C:)
+ Control Panel
- Nokia Phone Browser
+ Phone memory (C:) // HOW TO ACCESS THIS FOLDER ??
+ Memory card (E:)
+ Shared Documents
+ My Network Places
Recycle Bin
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Because I don't know how to specify a PATH for this folder, i don't know how to access (e.g. get the list of files and copy files from) this directory...
My Nokia phone is connected via a USB cable.. i have installed the driver and the Nokia PC Suite.. and I think it is the PC suite software that make my phone memories appear under the Windows Explorer.
I want to automatically retrieve some data from my phone... i think the easiest way would be to access those folders as if they were part of the file system in my program...
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Desktop
+ My Documents
- My Computer
+ Floppy (A:)
+ Local Disk (C:)
+ Control Panel
- Nokia Phone Browser
+ Phone memory (C:) // HOW TO ACCESS THIS FOLDER ??
+ Memory card (E:)
+ Shared Documents
+ My Network Places
Recycle Bin
======================
Because I don't know how to specify a PATH for this folder, i don't know how to access (e.g. get the list of files and copy files from) this directory...
My Nokia phone is connected via a USB cable.. i have installed the driver and the Nokia PC Suite.. and I think it is the PC suite software that make my phone memories appear under the Windows Explorer.
I want to automatically retrieve some data from my phone... i think the easiest way would be to access those folders as if they were part of the file system in my program...
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