Having Trouble Copying Files

[Moonwaltz]

here is what I have

; START SCRIPT

;COPY FILES

;COPY PAL INI OVER ORIGINAL

FILECOPY("%0\..\PAL.INI", "C:\PROGRAM FILES\PAL\", 1)

; COPY VPN IMAGES

filecopy("%0\..\*.bmp", "C:\PROGRAM FILES\NORTEL NETWORKS\ICONS\", 1)

; START CYBER ARMOR CHANGES

; COPY SETTINGS FILES

filecopy("%0\..\pcarm.ini", "C:\Program Files\CyberArmor\", 1)

filecopy("%0\..\pcarmrt.ini", "C:\Program Files\CyberArmor\", 1)

; FINISHED WITH CYBER ARMOR

the PAL ini copies but nothing else does, I have the script and all files in one folder that I'm pushing to a machine then executing the script from there.

[MHz]

Just a guess of your intentions.

; START SCRIPT

;COPY FILES

;COPY PAL INI OVER ORIGINAL
FILECOPY(@ScriptDir & "\..\PAL.INI", @ProgramFilesDir & "\PAL\", 1)

; COPY VPN IMAGES
filecopy(@ScriptDir & "\..\*.bmp", @ProgramFilesDir & "\NORTEL NETWORKS\ICONS\", 1)

; START CYBER ARMOR CHANGES

; COPY SETTINGS FILES
filecopy(@ScriptDir & "\..\pcarm.ini", @ProgramFilesDir & "\CyberArmor\", 1)
filecopy(@ScriptDir & "\..\pcarmrt.ini", @ProgramFilesDir & "\CyberArmor\", 1)

; FINISHED WITH CYBER ARMOR

%0 is used in DOS batch files for the equivalent of @ScriptName. %0 means little in Autoit.

Edit: Added @ProgramFilesDir macro to code.

Edited April 25, 2006 by MHz

[Moonwaltz]

I had two problems the first was %0 the second was the files I was overwriting were read only. I added setFileSetAttrib lines for them and now all is well.

Thanks