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Change fileNames using C# code

Greetings,

How to change a file name using C# code with fixed path to the subject file?

Do I need to copy/create a new file with new name and delete the old one or is there a way to change the name without doing above.

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gallian99
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I think there no method to do so, you can use DOS commands and call\send parameters to them from C# application.

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Can you help me with that?

I think there no method to do so, you can use DOS commands and call\send parameters from them from C# application.

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With pleasure ProcessStartInfo commandPromptProcess = new ProcessStartInfo("cmd.exe"); Find out how to make use of this.

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Which system file does this ProcessStartInfo belongs to? I mean what do i need to add

using System.ProcessStartInfo? or something else

With pleasure ProcessStartInfo commandPromptProcess = new ProcessStartInfo("cmd.exe"); Find out how to make use of this.

gallian99
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System.Diagnostics

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I guess File.Move(old,new) was too much to look for?

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Thanks, I was just looking for an efficient and quick way.

I guess File.Move(old,new) was too much to look for?

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Please mark the thread as solved.

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Question Answered as of 4 Years Ago by Ramy Mahrous and LizR

How can I get the file extension?

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gallian99
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You can use string class to fetch the extension from its name or you can use FileInfo class.

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