Thanks Erel, I understood the first line but I was pretty sure of that part already.
I guess Google will solve the issue 5th of May. [Long day]
Regards Roger
EDIT: Total puzzlement by your comment "If you see File.DirRootExternal in your code then the code is wrong." If have used the following and similar in several apps for several years. If this is wrong, how do you read/write the Download folder? What I am trying to do [and have done] is create a new folder in the same Dir as the Download folder.
File.Copy(File.DirAssets,"helpfile.htm",File.DirRootExternal&"/Download/","ConfigulatorHelp.htm")
From my feeble understanding "GetSafeDirDefaultExternal" is some place else.
The bottom line is: In the coming world of restrictions to external memory how does the App and the user exchange files. EG A list of locations to be loaded into a database in the App. Conversely, a database populated by using the App needs to be exported for use in a spreadsheet.
These are common requirements, I can't see how to do this without a common folder in external memory.
Roger