Thanks bye

Ben,

You sent this same message via email to me. I wonder how many others you bothered with this direct email. Sending email directly is not a good way to get someone to answer your question.

Furthermore, you posted a similar thread in this same forum and you were asked for more details- like what kind of error your getting, if any. You failed to provide that information.

So, there are two reasons I am unable and unwilling to answer you.

Hal Levy
Web Developer, PDI Inc.

NOT a Wiley/Wrox Employee

Is it giving you an error?

How big is the file that you are uploading?

It should not matter if you use '\' or '/', they are both reserved characters (in Windows at least) that can not appear in directory or filenames so they will both be interpreted as a directory or filename separator.

The difference between '.' and '..' is that '.' means the current directory and '..' means the parent directory, therefore if the current directory is 'C:\WINNT\System32' then as a fully qualified path '.\MyFile.txt' will be 'C:\WINNT\System32\MyFile.txt' and '..\MyFile.txt' fill be 'C:\WINNT\MyFile.txt'.

Regards
Owain Williams