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Need help to create a batch file to copy date-sensitive files from one folder to another on the same partition in a Windows 98 SE environment. Ex.:  Copy files dated on or after 01-01-04 from ro...
Zones: Windows XPDate Answered: 03/23/2004 Views: 0
From Source to destination: Source : L: Drive Destination K: Drive Logic: 1. Create a new directory on destination drive (K:) 2. Write files from L: to K: Drive 3. If file does not ...
Zones: Windows 2003 ServerDate Answered: 12/11/2006 Views: 0
I need to create a batch file to copy some files that include yesterdays date in the file name in the following format 070620. I am using the below script but I can't get the date in the right form...
Zones: Windows Batch, MS DOS, Windows NTDate Answered: 06/21/2007 Views: 0
I am trying to copy a network share and paste it into a newly created folder with todays date on another share using a batch file. This is what I have so far and it only creates the directory but d...
Zones: Windows Batch, MS DOSDate Answered: 11/20/2008 Views: 9
How to wite a DOS Command for creating a batch file that will copy a file and name it in the date/time format
Zones: MiscDate Answered: 08/21/2005 Views: 0
Windows 2000 pro and XP Pro Need to create a batch file that will copy a directory and all contents to a new directory with the same name plus the date. Example: Source directory = DATA De...
Zones: MS DOS, Windows 2000, Windows XPDate Answered: 04/23/2007 Views: 15
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