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I run an xcopy statement to copy files from one folder to another on a regular basis, as we grow i need to copy to more and more folders.<br />
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xCopy /E/Y D:\SiteCopy\*.* D:\HTTP\EIMMIGRATION\<br />
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for each folder i need to make a new line. <br />
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Is there a program that has a nice interface that allows me to do the same but instead of writing code i can simply do this inside the program ? <br />
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Red-Gate has something similar called 'multi script' which runs an sql into multiple databases at once. <br />
I need to find a program that will copy files from one location to multiple locations whenever i run it or schedule it. <br />
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Anyone ?
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I run an xcopy statement to copy files from one folder to another on a regular basis, as we grow i need to copy to more and more folders.

xCopy /E/Y D:\SiteCopy\*.* D:\HTTP\EIMMIGRATION\

for each folder i need to make a new line. 

Is there a program that has a nice interface that allows me to do the same but instead of writing code i can simply do this inside the program ? 

Red-Gate has something similar called 'multi script' which runs an sql into multiple databases at once. 
I need to find a program that will copy files from one location to multiple locations whenever i run it or schedule it. 

Anyone ?

X-Copy - program that does the same ?

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