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You can use the File System Object for this. Set a reference to «Microsoft scripting runtime» and type this:<br />
FileSystemObject.CopyFolde<wbr />r &quot;c:\mydocuments\letters\*&quot;<wbr />, &quot;c:\tempfolder\&quot;<br />

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You can use the File System Object for this. Set a reference to «Microsoft scripting runtime» and type this:
FileSystemObject.CopyFolder "c:\mydocuments\letters\*", "c:\tempfolder\"


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Thanks for the points! Glad I could help!<br />
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Cheers!®©
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Thanks for the points! Glad I could help!


Cheers!®©

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How do I copy complete directories (Including files in subdirectories and retaining directory structure). There must a better method than mkdir , and filecopy - very tedious.<br />

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How do I copy complete directories (Including files in subdirectories and retaining directory structure). There must a better method than mkdir , and filecopy - very tedious.


Copying directories

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