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The first section of the copy is the to location, the second part is the from location.
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So what should the syntax be then?<br />
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Thanks
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you can try this:<br />
@echo off<br />
for /F %%a in ('dir /b /ad c:\temp') do copy C:\z123.doc G:\SpecialtyServices\%%a\W<wbr />ord<br />
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or vbscript:<br />
Set objFSO = CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.Fi<wbr />leSystemOb<wbr />ject&quot;)<br />
srcDir = &quot;G:\SpecialtyServices&quot;<br />
srcFile = &quot;C:\z123.doc&quot;<br />
Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(srcDir)<br />
For Each folder In objFolder.SubFolders<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;objFSO.CopyFile srcFile , folder.Path&amp;&quot;\&quot;&amp;&quot;z123.doc&quot;<wbr /><br />
Next<br />
Set objFolder=Nothing<br />
Set objFSO=Nothing<br />
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save as myscript.vbs and on command prompt, type: cscript /nologo myscript.vbs
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*Hi Fives* @ SteveGTR... You hit it right on the nail. Thanks!
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I have a Word doc named z123.doc &nbsp;I need to copy it to a several similar folder paths<br />
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The similar folder paths are G:\Specialty Services(\in here is there userid i.e. jdoe this part changes)\Word<br />
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I tried copy C:\z123.doc G:\Specialty Services\*\Word\ &nbsp;in MS Dos but it did not work<br />
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What syntax do I need to use to get this to work?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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I have a Word doc named z123.doc  I need to copy it to a several similar folder paths

The similar folder paths are G:\Specialty Services(\in here is there userid i.e. jdoe this part changes)\Word

I tried copy C:\z123.doc G:\Specialty Services\*\Word\  in MS Dos but it did not work

What syntax do I need to use to get this to work?

Thanks

The first section of the copy is the to location, the second part is the from location.

So what should the syntax be then?

Thanks

you can try this:
@echo off
for /F %%a in (&#39;dir /b /ad c:\temp&#39;) do copy C:\z123.doc G:\SpecialtyServices\%%a\Word

or vbscript:
Set objFSO = CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot;)
srcDir = &quot;G:\SpecialtyServices&quot;
srcFile = &quot;C:\z123.doc&quot;
Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(srcDir)
For Each folder In objFolder.SubFolders
	objFSO.CopyFile srcFile , folder.Path&amp;&quot;\&quot;&amp;&quot;z123.doc&quot;
Next
Set objFolder=Nothing
Set objFSO=Nothing

save as myscript.vbs and on command prompt, type: cscript /nologo myscript.vbs

*Hi Fives* @ SteveGTR... You hit it right on the nail. Thanks!

Copy a file to a folder using wildcards at MS-DOS Prompt

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