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If I may ask: why do you need that path, because the first path has the name of the path where the exe resides.<br />
When you deploy the application, it will contain the correct path.
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If I may ask: why do you need that path, because the first path has the name of the path where the exe resides.
When you deploy the application, it will contain the correct path.

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Use as it one line code...<br />
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first add <br />
using System.IO;<br />
string path = System.IO.Directory.GetPar<wbr />ent(Direct<wbr />ory.GetPar<wbr />ent(Direct<wbr />ory.GetCur<wbr />rentDirect<wbr />ory().ToSt<wbr />ring()).To<wbr />String()).<wbr />ToString()<wbr />;
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Use as it one line code...

first add
using System.IO;
string path = System.IO.Directory.GetParent(Directory.GetParent(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory().ToString()).ToString()).ToString();

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Hello <br />
With <br />
string paht = System.IO.Directory.GetCur<wbr />rent Directory();<br />
I get the Path: &quot;D:\MyProjects\TestProject<wbr />\UI\binDeb<wbr />ug&quot;<br />
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How can I get the Path &quot;D:\MyProjects\TestProject<wbr />&quot; ? (is two levels higher)
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Hello 
With 
string paht = System.IO.Directory.GetCurrent Directory();
I get the Path: "D:\MyProjects\TestProject\UI\binDebug"

How can I get the Path "D:\MyProjects\TestProject" ? (is two levels higher)

Get directory path

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