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file path question

Asked by dmctighe in Miscellaneous Programming

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Right now I have a batch file that copies files from a mapped network drive(mapped as y:\)  on our server to the local c drive,  I was wondering how to make it copy files from the folder containing the batch file instead of "copy y:\folder1\file.doc c:\temp" in other words "copy ???\file.doc c:\temp".  This way if the batch file is sent elsewhere they would not need to have a folder mapped as y:\.
I don't know if this makes any sense, if not please ask and I will try to clarify.

Also,  what would be a better choice for the program instead of a batch file.

thanks
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