Summary: Hi , I am trying to move files across share drives like move \\driveA \\driveA\folder,but it is not working.Do i need to use any specific command for ...
Summary: I tried to move the files between share drives i.e from one share drive to another in the same network using the batch script but it is giving an erro...
Summary: i am working on script that moves file from a pc to a server. The user wants logs on her pc. The script that I have worked on works and it even gets h...
Summary: Here's a little batch I've been using to move files with full paths specified in a txt list (filelist.txt) to a folder called "files" on the C drive: ...
Summary: If you use the 'current' system date, you will always have to run the program 'today' or the file date would never match. A better solution would be ...
Summary: Basics: I want to know how to write a program that can move files from one directory to another automatically, without changing the files at all. More...
Summary: I Need to move files i cannot see. I have acess to the folder but do not know what is in the folder and wish to move all files to another location (ke...
Summary: I am trying to iterate through moveing files from diretory to another, I would like to move them in groups of 4, 5 or 10. I am using the system comman...
Summary: This should do it in DOS: :: 2 BATs to move files based on string search :: FINDER.BAT ********************************************* @echo off > quit....
Summary: I have a drive with all my music on it and I want to find all the files on the drive that are NOT mp3's. How do I find them? Is there a DOS command ...
Summary: ok, the files are pdf drawings and the file name starts always with E- and a 5 digit number followed by the drawing number -0,-1,-2 and so on. The la...
Summary: hello, i am moving files with a batch and scheduled tasks. is there a way to select a specific # of files instead of all the say *.html files in a dir...
Summary: Doing it before a format is a little difficult if there are files on the drive, but the below should work on empty drives. @ECHO OFF >drive:\test typ...
Summary: hello, i'm trying to move files from a directory: "R:\ST\Stock loan\Morgan\u\rds\PROD\INtEREST\"%yyyy%%mm%%dd%"\038r446x7\*.*" where the yyyy mm dd i...
Summary: Hello! Iam I beginner and need help .. I need to do a VBscript to move file from one directory in a Xp client to a networkshare and after copy file ve...
Summary: hi, this is my problem: my folder: file01_txt.txt file01_img.pdg file01_ocr.pdf file01_001.tif file01_002.tif etc... file02_txt.txt file02_img.pdg fi...
Summary: Bat file to move files onto a created subdirectory Hi, I have a folder with video files, and I want to put each one into its own folder, like this: Cu...
Summary: You want to move all files from C:\....\FONTS\fontname1, C:\....\FONTS\fontname2, C:\....\FONTS\fontnamex to C:\...\FONTS ? Here is a script. # Scr...
Summary: Hi All I have a file that is created each day and always dumps as "Output", renamed as follows: @echo off for /f "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%d in ("%date...
Summary: I'm writing a batch file to move and sort files across the network. I was successful at first when simply moving folders/files around on the mapped ne...
Summary: Thanks for the replies. A clarification is in order I suppose. Yes, the drive letters matter. The drive letters must each correspond to the same sha...
Summary: @ Judago Wow, thanks it works great, it took just a couple of minutes to sort through 1,200 Pdfs. I had to create the destination folders first in C:\...
Summary: If I had a bunch of documents and i want to put them in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\1033, how would i do it if i just had a .bat and th...
Summary: I need to place a shortcut on everyone's PC in the office to a program we're running on the server ... so I need them all to get a shorcut to the exec...
Summary: I am having trouble with a vbscript I have a dynamically created text file that I am trying to delete. The filename always starts with the ComputerNa...
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