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Hi,<br />
you can use the following:<br />
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fso = CREATEOBJECT(&quot;Scripting.Fi<wbr />leSystemOb<wbr />ject&quot;)<br />
fso.DeleteFolder(&quot;c:\temp\<wbr />test&quot;)<br />
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Replace the path &quot;c:\temp\test&quot; with the directory you wish to delete.<br />
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Regards
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Hi,
you can use the following:

fso = CREATEOBJECT("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
fso.DeleteFolder("c:\temp\test")

Replace the path "c:\temp\test" with the directory you wish to delete.


Regards

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Hi Experts<br />
I have a backup folder and everytime I do a backup I create new folder within backup folder and copy files to the new folder. What I like to do &nbsp;is, delete the folders &nbsp;that were created before certian date. (i.e delete older backup folders)<br />
Thanks.
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Hi Experts
I have a backup folder and everytime I do a backup I create new folder within backup folder and copy files to the new folder. What I like to do  is, delete the folders  that were created before certian date. (i.e delete older backup folders)
Thanks.

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