I have an application that on closing, it writes to a log file. BUT I don’t really want users to notice it (the file is already readonly). So I just want to hide the folder called “Logs”. How can I make the folder hidden?
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I have an application that on closing, it writes to a log file. BUT I don’t really want users to notice it (the file is already readonly). So I just want to hide the folder called “Logs”. How can I make the folder hidden?
You can do this by setting the FileAttributes for the file or directory to include FileAttributes.Hidden.
This can be done via the DirectoryInfo.Attributes property for the folder in question.