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copy \\IGIS Settings\IGIS.lnk &quot;C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop&quot; <br />
copy \\IGIS Settings\g_Default.cfg &quot;C:\Program Files\J River\ICETCP5&quot;<br />
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&nbsp;there they are<br />

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copy \\IGIS Settings\IGIS.lnk "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop"
copy \\IGIS Settings\g_Default.cfg "C:\Program Files\J River\ICETCP5"

 there they are


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I am trying to use a bat file to copy a specific file from a server to each users machine using group policy. When i try and run it in the command promt i get cannot find network path however i am able to browse to it on the machine.
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I am trying to use a bat file to copy a specific file from a server to each users machine using group policy. When i try and run it in the command promt i get cannot find network path however i am able to browse to it on the machine.

Network path not found in bat file

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