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In my experience CopyFile does work with UNCs.You should look more closely at the rights for both the share and the actual folder.<br />

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a shared path is a path accessible outside of the computer<br />
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it doesn't mean it can change the relative path, that stays the same<br />
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you can share a subdirectory to do what you state, but if the paths at the root are shared then the relative path stays the same<br />

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I have a delphi 4 program and I am trying to use CopyFile to copy a file from the C:\ to a server. &nbsp;The path I am trying to copy to is a &quot;Shared Path&quot; according to the network supervisor. &nbsp;For instance, the actual path is \\Server\Folder1\ImageFold<wbr />er, but the &quot;shared path&quot; is \\Server\ImageFolder, &nbsp;so when I map a drive to the ImageFolder I would map to \\Server\ImageFolder. &nbsp;<br />
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I am specifing \\Server\ImageFolder\ as the path but it will not copy the file. &nbsp;If I specify \\Server\Folder1\ImageFold<wbr />er and I have all the rights to I need to Server and Folder1 then it will copy the file. <br />
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Does CopyFile not work with &quot;shared paths&quot;? &nbsp;What could I use instead?
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I have a delphi 4 program and I am trying to use CopyFile to copy a file from the C:\ to a server.  The path I am trying to copy to is a "Shared Path" according to the network supervisor.  For instance, the actual path is \\Server\Folder1\ImageFolder, but the "shared path" is \\Server\ImageFolder,  so when I map a drive to the ImageFolder I would map to \\Server\ImageFolder.  

I am specifing \\Server\ImageFolder\ as the path but it will not copy the file.  If I specify \\Server\Folder1\ImageFolder and I have all the rights to I need to Server and Folder1 then it will copy the file. 

Does CopyFile not work with "shared paths"?  What could I use instead?

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