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Good day everyone.

My first post :)

I've read many pages and thread so far , and i could not find a help with Dircopy function

I Have a folder to copy to another backup folder

folder contains files and subdirectories.

Some of the files are hidden or read only.

In a batch file i'm using right now :

xcopy c:\Myfiles\documents\*.* c:\backup\documents /e /v /i /R /Y

and always worked fine from command prompt

DirCopy("\Myfiles\documents\*.* ","c:\backup\documents", 1)

I'm missing something ?

Is there any flags that i could add to do the same as xcopy in batch command above ?

Any input or guidelines will be most appreciate.

Thank you Mods for this great forums My Support and donations is in my thoughts.

Posted

Your syntax is suspect...

DirCopy("FullPathToMyfiles\documents", "c:\backup\documents", 1)

Thank you for the response , i will try it out and keep you posted.

Regards !

Posted

Thank you for the response , i will try it out and keep you posted.

Regards !

My Apologies ,for not replying sooner .

It worked fine just fine.

Thank you so much !

Regards

Mod Please close this thread as my answer was fullfilled.

Thank you

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