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05-14-2009
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| | vbscript to copy files from netlog to local profile folder I'm looking for a vbscript which will be triggered as part of logon script. It will copy some files, for example staff.* from netlogon share on the logon server to "application data\microsoft\outlook" under user's profile path, if the files are not exist. Can someone help or provide similar script so we can follow? Thanks. |
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05-14-2009
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| | Re: vbscript to copy files from netlog to local profile folder "Chris" <Chris@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:8C32DBEA-BD1C-437B-8CF7-AF18C05DC06C@xxxxxx Quote: > I'm looking for a vbscript which will be triggered as part of logon > script. > It will copy some files, for example staff.* from netlogon share on the > logon > server to "application data\microsoft\outlook" under user's profile path, > if > the files are not exist. > > Can someone help or provide similar script so we can follow? > > Thanks. detail in the downloadable file script56.chm. |
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05-14-2009
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| | Re: vbscript to copy files from netlog to local profile folder Where can I get script56.chm? "Pegasus [MVP]" wrote: Quote: > > "Chris" <Chris@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:8C32DBEA-BD1C-437B-8CF7-AF18C05DC06C@xxxxxx Quote: > > I'm looking for a vbscript which will be triggered as part of logon > > script. > > It will copy some files, for example staff.* from netlogon share on the > > logon > > server to "application data\microsoft\outlook" under user's profile path, > > if > > the files are not exist. > > > > Can someone help or provide similar script so we can follow? > > > > Thanks. > Have a look at the CopyFile method of the File System Object, described in > detail in the downloadable file script56.chm. > > > |
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05-14-2009
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| | Re: vbscript to copy files from netlog to local profile folder "Chris" <Chris@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:F7E3AEB2-E4E0-454B-82EF-14A47E93180E@xxxxxx Quote: > Where can I get script56.chm? download "script56.chm" |
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05-14-2009
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| | Re: vbscript to copy files from netlog to local profile folder "Chris" <Chris@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:F7E3AEB2-E4E0-454B-82EF-14A47E93180E@xxxxxx Quote: > Where can I get script56.chm? > > "Pegasus [MVP]" wrote: > Quote: >> >> "Chris" <Chris@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:8C32DBEA-BD1C-437B-8CF7-AF18C05DC06C@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I'm looking for a vbscript which will be triggered as part of logon >> > script. >> > It will copy some files, for example staff.* from netlogon share on the >> > logon >> > server to "application data\microsoft\outlook" under user's profile >> > path, >> > if >> > the files are not exist. >> > >> > Can someone help or provide similar script so we can follow? >> > >> > Thanks. >> Have a look at the CopyFile method of the File System Object, described >> in >> detail in the downloadable file script56.chm. Its not perfect, but is very useful. msdn.microsoft.com. For this particular download, go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/default.aspx and search for *.chm or script56.chm. -Paul Randall |
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