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sakieboy
I am attempting to Copy a .csv file to a text file. When
I use CopyFile or objFile.Copy it copies the file and the
same
number of bytes exists. When I do this manually, i.e.
single select the .csv file, right-click, open with
Wordpad, or Word, (I believe Notepad will give me the same
results as CopyFile), the number of bytes change, although
Windiff says "They are identical!!!", they actually are
not. I'm currently attempting to get some software that
checks hex comparisons between files, so that I can
differentiate between the files. The funny part about
this is that the "Manual save as" file that was created is
the one that works, and not the CopyFile. Any suggestions?
..
I use CopyFile or objFile.Copy it copies the file and the
same
number of bytes exists. When I do this manually, i.e.
single select the .csv file, right-click, open with
Wordpad, or Word, (I believe Notepad will give me the same
results as CopyFile), the number of bytes change, although
Windiff says "They are identical!!!", they actually are
not. I'm currently attempting to get some software that
checks hex comparisons between files, so that I can
differentiate between the files. The funny part about
this is that the "Manual save as" file that was created is
the one that works, and not the CopyFile. Any suggestions?
..