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Number   :  3503
Date     :  2003-01-11
Author   :  Kan Yabumoto
Subject  :  Re: How to schedule an XXCOPY run
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If you want just one file, "D:\John's Documents\Everything"
to the destination directory, "F:\John's Documents\" and
saved as the same name (everything), then the following
command works:

xxcopy "D:\John's Documents\Everything" "F:\John's Documents\"

If you are talking about *ALL* files inside the
"D:\John's Documents\" directory, then,

xxcopy "D:\John's Documents\*" "F:\John's Documents\"

to include all subdirectories inside the source directory, then,
add the /S switch.

Kan Yabumoto
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At 2003-01-10 16:39, you wrote:
>Thanks Kan , it has taken this long for me to get Task Scheduler
>working .
>
>Another question please .
>
>Have file named > Everything
>File path > D:\John's Documents\Everything
>
>How do I make a batch file to copy it to >
>F:\John's Documents\Everything
>
>Thank you . John .



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