Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster

sorry theres a typo there. it should be

string extension = sFiles.Substring(sFile.LastIndexOf("."));

forgot the "s" in "sFiles"... but that should have been obvious.

Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster
string sourceFolder = @"put your first folder here";
string destFolder = @"put your 2nd folder here path here";

 private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            int filecount = 0;
            foreach (string  sfiles in Directory.GetFiles(sourceFolder))
            {
                string extension = sFile.Substring(sFile.LastIndexOf("."));
                if (extension == ".jpg" || extension == ".JPG")
                {
                     File.Move(sfiles, destFolder +   sFile.Substring(sFile.LastIndexOf(@"\")));
                }
            }

        }

Something like that should get it.

Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster
File.Move(SourcePath, DestinationPath);

that's it.

Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster

um... What?

Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster

the Microsoft office assistant can be loaded as a com object to achieve that effect. but then you have to assume that all users of the app are using a version of Microsoft office.

Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster

well I can tell you Google didn't write it. they based their entire empire on something they paid for with petty pocket change.

Its a great system, they have evolved the original algorithm a bit. It is unclear to me why you would post this question in the C# forum. if you were wanting to create your own web search system there is an asp.net daniweb forum. if you are interested in setting up a windows forms search system there is a keyword scoring system that can be used to do a pretty good search.

Diamonddrake 397 Master Poster

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winforms/thread/68cc6e07-295d-4df2-b74f-0421a6378b47/

This information seems hand, for files, but just for sake of working code, there is a codeproject example that has a demo app with source code of how to drag a url shortcut to the desktop from you application found here

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/draginternetshortcut.aspx

I wish I had more, I have been putting off working this out for a feature in an app I'm working on myself.

best of luck.