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Windows.Storage Namespace - Windows apps

AppDataPaths returns paths to commonly used application folders based on the KNOWNFOLDERID naming pattern.

Provides access to the application data store. Application data consists of files and settings that are either local, roaming, or temporary.

Represents related app settings that must be serialized and deserialized atomically.

Represents a container for app settings. The methods and properties of this class support creating, deleting, enumerating, and traversing the container hierarchy.

Provides access to the settings in a settings container. The ApplicationDataContainer.Values property returns an object that can be cast to this type.

Lets apps manage real-time updates to files.

Creates files and folders inside the Downloads folder.

Provides helper methods for reading and writing files that are represented by objects of type IStorageFile.

Provides access to common locations that contain user content. This includes content from a user's local libraries (such as Documents, Pictures, Music, and Videos), HomeGroup, removable devices, and media server devices.

Provides helper methods for reading and writing a file using the absolute path or Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the file.

Manages a delayed set version operation.

Provides data when an app sets the version of the application data in its app data store.

Represents a file. Provides information about the file and its content, and ways to manipulate them.

Manages folders and their contents and provides information about them.

Lets you add and remove folders from a library like Music or Videos and lets you get a list of folders included in the library.

Represents a change to an item in a storage library such as the documents, music, or video library.

Enables the calling app to read through the changes to items in a storage library.

Provides APIs that you can use to manage change tracking for any library (such as documents, music, or videos) or folder.

Allows callers to call EnableWithOptions on the change tracker to choose to track all changes including last change id, or just the last change id.

Allows you to track changes based on a unique value representing the last change processed by the indexing service for the given StorageFolder or StorageLibrary.

Contains info about the service that stores files and folders. Files and folders may be stored either by the local file system or by a remote service like Microsoft OneDrive.

Represents a write transaction for a random-access stream.

Represents a sequential-access output stream that indicates a request for the data stream of a StorageFile that was created by calling CreateStreamedFileAsync or ReplaceWithStreamedFileAsync.

A helper object that provides indexing names for Windows audio file properties.

Gets some commonly used system wide folder locations based on the KNOWNFOLDERID naming pattern.

A helper object that provides indexing names for GPS file properties.

A helper object that provides indexing names for Windows image file properties.

A helper object that provides indexing names for Windows media file properties.

A helper object that provides indexing names for Windows music file properties.

A helper object that provides indexing names for Windows photo file properties.

Provides string values for indexing names of common Windows file properties such as System.Title, and also references helper objects that provide indexing names for properties of specific file types (for example video files).

A helper object that provides indexing names for video file properties.

Returns full paths for common user data folders. User data folders are based on the KNOWNFOLDERID naming pattern.

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