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I often run a batch file that copies .txt files from folder A to folder B. Easy enough. Often there are 0KB files that are generated in Folder A. I do not want to copy these files to folder B. Is there a command or utility that I can use to prevent the 0KB files from being copied over?
Name: dtech10 Date: July 18, 2002 at 15:51:50 Pacific
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Hi Joe I don't know of any batch file to prevent 0kb files being copied over, but I could write a command line utility in C to do this, and email it to you. Harry
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Response Number 2
Name: dtech10 Date: July 20, 2002 at 16:00:51 Pacific
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Hi Joe This also might be usefull for your copying of 0kb files. www.xxcopy.com
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