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Hi everyone. i need to copy my exe file (the 1 thats running) to another folder. I seen the code around somwhere just cant remember it... blah
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you can use FSO to copy files across, have a look here
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Do you mean using FileCopy command?
Do you mean using FileCopy command?

FileCopy SourceFile,DestinationFile ->where SourceFile is the filepath and filename of the file your'e wanting to copy, and DestinationFile is filepath and filename of where you want to copy to.

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Re: exe file
or just build a batch file technique u know dos command's, just a little tweaking.
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