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You could try<br />
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--------------------------<wbr />----&gt;8----<wbr />----------<wbr />------<br />
set SRCMASK=%1<br />
copy j:\hal\synth\hsga\%SRCMASK<wbr />%?.dxf &quot;c:\my documents\drawings&quot;<br />
--------------------------<wbr />----&gt;8----<wbr />----------<wbr />------<br />
<br />
and call the .bat like<br />
<br />
mybat.bat SHEET
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You could try

------------------------------>8--------------------
set SRCMASK=%1
copy j:\hal\synth\hsga\%SRCMASK%?.dxf "c:\my documents\drawings"
------------------------------>8--------------------

and call the .bat like

mybat.bat SHEET

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Hi,<br />
<br />
What's the difference between sheet?.dxf and SHEET1.DXF ?<br />
Will be the source and destination foldes always the same ?<br />

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Hi,

What's the difference between sheet?.dxf and SHEET1.DXF ?
Will be the source and destination foldes always the same ?


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I have a batch file that copies drawings from a file server to my HDD. See below.<br />
copy j:\hal\synth\hsga\sheet?.d<wbr />xf &quot;c:\my documents\drawings&quot;<br />
This copies 4 sheets called SHEET1.DXF to SHEET4.DXF.<br />
My question is: Is there a fairly simple routine I can add that will prompt me input a new file name to save it to without manually changing the name of each file. If I can do this in the same batch file that would be fine, or, I would really like help with a VB6 program to do the same. I could create the inteface, but would need some help with the code.<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Jeff
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I have a batch file that copies drawings from a file server to my HDD. See below.
copy j:\hal\synth\hsga\sheet?.dxf "c:\my documents\drawings"
This copies 4 sheets called SHEET1.DXF to SHEET4.DXF.
My question is: Is there a fairly simple routine I can add that will prompt me input a new file name to save it to without manually changing the name of each file. If I can do this in the same batch file that would be fine, or, I would really like help with a VB6 program to do the same. I could create the inteface, but would need some help with the code.
Thanks,

Jeff

Batch file copy and file rename

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