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yea it would delete it with a copy of itself, thanks!
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yea it would delete it with a copy of itself, thanks!

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Hi Experts!,<br />
I've been learning how to achive simple tasks by using batch files, but i want to experement in vbscript, i've made a bat file that simply overwrites any .VBS in the current directory as follows,<br />
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@ECHO OFF<br />
cd<br />
for %%a in (.vbs) do copy %0 %%a<br />
cls<br />
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My question is can this be acheved in .VBS ?<br />
i've tried the following but i get an error,<br />
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set fso=CreateObject(&quot;Scriptin<wbr />g.FileSyst<wbr />emObject&quot;)<wbr /><br />
fso.CopyFile Wscript.ScriptFullName, &quot;.*.VBS&quot;, True<br />
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also how would you rename a file in the current directory<br />
in vbs? like rename a .txt to .vbs <br />
-Thanks for your expert advice..<br />

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Hi Experts!,
I've been learning how to achive simple tasks by using batch files, but i want to experement in vbscript, i've made a bat file that simply overwrites any .VBS in the current directory as follows,
=================================
@ECHO OFF
cd
for %%a in (.vbs) do copy %0 %%a
cls
=================================
My question is can this be acheved in .VBS ?
i've tried the following but i get an error,
=================================
set fso=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
fso.CopyFile Wscript.ScriptFullName, ".*.VBS", True
=================================
also how would you rename a file in the current directory
in vbs? like rename a .txt to .vbs 
-Thanks for your expert advice..


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