VBscript to search in folders and copy to other folder
Hi,
Can anyone please help to provide a script to search for a file in some folders and then copy to other folder.
For example ..search for winword.exe in below mentioned folder...
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office
C:\ Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11
C: Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12
And once winword.exe is found ..copy it to below folder:
C: Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14
Many Thanks,
DJ
PS: Ian please ingore this message.... I know I am expecting this help in free...I believe someone will be able to help...[8D]
Can anyone please help to provide a script to search for a file in some folders and then copy to other folder.
For example ..search for winword.exe in below mentioned folder...
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office
C:\ Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11
C: Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12
And once winword.exe is found ..copy it to below folder:
C: Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14
Many Thanks,
DJ
PS: Ian please ingore this message.... I know I am expecting this help in free...I believe someone will be able to help...[8D]
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Posted by:
cygan
13 years ago
Set oShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
prgFile = oShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%PROGRAMFILES%")
CtxFile=prgFile & "\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe"
CtxFile1=prgFile & "\Microsoft Office\Office11\winword.exe"
CtxFile2=prgFile & "\Microsoft Office\Office12\winword.exe"
DestinationFileLocation=prgFile & "\Microsoft Office\Office14\"
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If objFSO.FileExists(ctxFile) And objFSO.FileExists(ctxFile1) And objFSO.FileExists(ctxFile2) Then
objFSO.CopyFile ctxFile,DestinationFileLocation
OverwriteExisting
objFSO.CopyFile ctxFile1,DestinationFileLocation
OverwriteExisting
objFSO.CopyFile ctxFile2,DestinationFileLocation
OverwriteExisting
End If
Set objFSO = nothing
play around with this ,I have not tested this in any shape or form
really basic but this can give you some clues
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
Fair dos...it might not be part of an install? But then, wouldn't the poster have used the 'Scripting' forum?
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
It's not so much that you want it for free but that you seem incapable of using a search engine. There must be a quadzillion example scripts showing how to recursively search a folder for a file.
Posted by:
aogilmor
13 years ago
c'mon now vb you can't expect supermember djain3 to use a search engine
and, I'm sure that there must be a legitimate reason for using vbscript instead of the standard windows installer tables! [:D]
and, I'm sure that there must be a legitimate reason for using vbscript instead of the standard windows installer tables! [:D]
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