If I have a folder tree and files on drive C that I want to copy over to, say, drive D and maintain the tree structure and file placements, ...how?
Regards,
Chuck Billow
Regards,
Chuck Billow
Copy a tree
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17. Also, I set up the command as
copy /s C:\Users\CWBillow\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography D:\CriticalParts
And the error said the syntax was incorrect. How/why?
Regards,
Chuck
copy /s C:\Users\CWBillow\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography D:\CriticalParts
And the error said the syntax was incorrect. How/why?
Regards,
Chuck
do you have copy aliased? How does
*copy /s C:\Users\CWBillow\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography D:\CriticalParts
work?
*copy /s C:\Users\CWBillow\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography D:\CriticalParts
work?
It says
C:\>*copy /s C:\Users\CWBillow\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography D:\CriticalParts
'*copy' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\>pause
Press any key to continue . . .
C:\>*copy /s C:\Users\CWBillow\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography D:\CriticalParts
'*copy' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\>pause
Press any key to continue . . .
Are you sure it's running TCC and not CMD ? And does D:\CriticalParts exist and is it a folder/directory?
As am I! Now, the next question is, how do I hide it while it runs? I tried running it from a shortcut minimized, but that didn't do it.
Chuck
Chuck
Initially, yes, I want o see it for verification. But once it is set up properly, I would want to set it up for a schedule time, say, every nite at 10pm via the task scheduler.
Especially now with Windows 10, I have had to set up things again several times, and tracking down all the "latest" pieces is a drag. If I just have them all in a backup folder, then I know just where and when they are and when put.
Chuck
With the problem of running the backup in TCMD/TCC .vs. CMD - you might likst to use:
IF 01==1 echo Running in TCMD
Of course you might want to abort the batch if you are running in CMD and not in TCMD / TCC
to hide the window - you can look at the WINDOW command
IF 01==1 echo Running in TCMD
Of course you might want to abort the batch if you are running in CMD and not in TCMD / TCC
to hide the window - you can look at the WINDOW command
Code:
Format: WINDOW [ MAX | MIN | RESTORE | HIDE | TRAY | TOPMOST | NOTOPMOST | TOP | BOTTOM | DETACH | /POS=left,top,width,height | /SIZE=rows,columns | /TRANS=n | /FLASH=type,count | "newtitle" ]
newtitle
A new title for the window
height
New height of window
width
New width of window
left
New position of the left border of window
top
New position of the top border window
rows
New height of window
columns
type
count
New width of window
Type of window flash
Number of times to flash the window
/FLASH /SIZE (of screen buffer)
/POS(ition)The WINDOW HIDE command is near exactly what I want. It flashes at the beginning, so it's not entirely hidden, but it works.
Thanks Charles.
Regards,
Chuck
Thanks Charles.
Regards,
Chuck