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<pre><code id="code-20-42715343-1">robocopy C:\Attachement\Inbox\INBOUND123* C:\Attachments\Transferred</code></pre>
<pre><code id="code-20-42715343-2">copy C:\Attachement\Inbox\INBOUND123* C:\Attachments\Transferred</code></pre>
<pre><code id="code-20-42715343-3">xcopy C:\Attachement\Inbox\INBOUND123* C:\Attachments\Transferred</code></pre>
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robocopy C:\Attachement\Inbox\INBOUND123* C:\Attachments\Transferred

copy C:\Attachement\Inbox\INBOUND123* C:\Attachments\Transferred

xcopy C:\Attachement\Inbox\INBOUND123* C:\Attachments\Transferred

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I would like to search a folder, for example C:\Attachement\Inbox.. &nbsp;for any files that start with the &nbsp;following &nbsp;INBOUND123..... .in &nbsp;<br />
then I could like to copy if found to another folder called C:\Attachments\Transferred<wbr />.. <br />
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What batch command can I use to do this?
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I would like to search a folder, for example C:\Attachement\Inbox..  for any files that start with the  following  INBOUND123..... .in  
then I could like to copy if found to another folder called C:\Attachments\Transferred.. 

What batch command can I use to do this?

Copy files that begin with specific letters and numbers and then copy them out once found

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