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why doesn't the xcopy /S /E work for you ?
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wow, you can list multiple files in the list? &nbsp;I'll try it now
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wow, that was amazing thanks guys
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I I'm looking to write a batch file to backup needed files on a computer like pst, wab, dbx and the like files from arbitrary locations to an external drive, problem is, since there could be multiple outlook.pst files (diffrent profiles), I would like to keep the original directory structure, but only copy the needed files.<br />
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I looked through the needed switches using xcopy and robocpy but couldn't figure it out. &nbsp;The only reason I think it can be done is that using one of these apps, I did it by mistake once.<br />
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Thanks for all your help.
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I I'm looking to write a batch file to backup needed files on a computer like pst, wab, dbx and the like files from arbitrary locations to an external drive, problem is, since there could be multiple outlook.pst files (diffrent profiles), I would like to keep the original directory structure, but only copy the needed files.

I looked through the needed switches using xcopy and robocpy but couldn't figure it out.  The only reason I think it can be done is that using one of these apps, I did it by mistake once.

Thanks for all your help.

why doesn&amp;#39;t the xcopy /S /E work for you ?

wow, you can list multiple files in the list?  I&amp;#39;ll try it now

how to xcopy or robocopy some files and keep original directory structure in tact

I I&amp;#39;m looking to write a batch file to backup needed files on a computer like pst, wab, dbx and the like files from arbitrary locations to an external drive, problem is, since there could be multiple outlook.pst files (diffrent profiles), I would like to keep the original directory structure, but only copy the needed files.

I looked through the needed switches using xcopy and robocpy but couldn&amp;#39;t figure it out.  The only reason I think it can be done is that using one of these apps, I did it by mistake once.

Thanks for all your help.

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