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Script to copy files as they are created

Asked by max_castillo in Visual Basic Programming, Miscellaneous Programming, Microsoft Operating Systems

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I'm looking for something that will copy files from a server share in realtime as they are created in a directory to another directory (I'm thinking it will be a VB Script).  (I need it to look at 7 different directories, for syntax sake if you give me code, use folder1, folder2, etc to reference different folders in your provided code)

This directory on the server always has files in it, I only want to copy the newly created/published files and disregard old files (old files could be only 5 min old and the script I am looking for would have copied the old files 5 min ago and disregard them while coping this new file all while running in realtime)

Also this script would need to run indefinitely until manually stopped or the server is rebooted.

Server is W2k3
clients are WinXP SP2

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