Guest sal21 Posted July 13, 2007 Posted July 13, 2007 I have file .doc and .xls in \\myserverdir\mydir\..... and in c:\\mydir \ in this two dir are the same number of file with the same name. in effect i the same dir. Now i want to create a desktop icon with a a batch DOS or other language to: copy from dir of server all files and paste this files in c:\mydir... but no show the message "file existis do yoy want to overwrite yes/ no..." Always in this batch or program controll if one of file in c:\mydir is in use from the user and during the copy show message "attention i cannot complete the operation of copy becaus you have a file in use, close it and repeat the operation" Tath is all. Tks.
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted July 13, 2007 Posted July 13, 2007 Re: batch of copy in icon on desktop.... "sal21" <gss.italy@iol.it> wrote in message news:1184359336.196962.119710@n60g2000hse.googlegroups.com... >I have file .doc and .xls in \\myserverdir\mydir\..... and in c:\\mydir > \ > in this two dir are the same number of file with the same name. in > effect i the same dir. > Now i want to create a desktop icon with a a batch DOS or other > language to: > copy from dir of server all files and paste this files in c:\mydir... > but no show the message "file existis do yoy want to overwrite yes/ > no..." > Always in this batch or program controll if one of file in c:\mydir is > in use from the user and during the copy show message "attention i > cannot complete the operation of copy becaus you have a file in use, > close it and repeat the operation" > > Tath is all. > > Tks. > There are switches for all command line commands. You can see them by typing xcopy /? (for example) at the Command Prompt. In your case I recommend you use xcopy.exe with these switches: /Y /C, and perhaps also /D.
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