Surely there must be some .NET functionality which converts between the UNC
file format, including the Windows local file format, and the file URI (
file://etc. ) format, and vice versa. But no matter how hard I look I can
not find it. Does anyone know where this might be ?

cool!!!!

there is a solution to do the required things

create a Uri

Let 's have server 10.10.10.10 and there we have a shared folder XMl
to acess it we use \\10.10.10.10\xml

like Uri serverUri=new Uri("File://10.10.10.10/Xml");
now to convert it into Unc above format use
serverUri.Localpath

u will get \\\\10.10.10.10\\xml [escaped in C#]


every UNC path acn be constructed with the FIle URI in the above way.

thanks
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