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Copy a file to a network folder w/ one click

Asked by RobotMan in Windows 2000 Operating System

I would like to copy a file to a print server by clicking on it. I had thought that this might be possible by writing a batch file that would take the name of the file as a input, then copy the file over to the network folder. This is basically a file that I want to send to a print server que. Currrently, I use MS-DOS to copy the file, but it's rather cumbersome and often results in mistakes.

I searched around and found something that looked like it might get me started, but I don't know how to associate the BAT with the file. Help!?!

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             @echo off
rem --- %1 is the first parameter passed which is the filename passed with sendto.
rem --- first thing we have to do is remove any quotes around the filename.
set filename=%~1
rem ---  testing purposes, remove this line and the 2 lines below it in production
echo %filename%
rem --- copy C:\%filename% \\SERVERNAME\DVR0P019 /B

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Copy a file to a network folder w/ one click

Asked by RobotMan in Windows 2000 Operating System

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