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Windows file transfers

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ADB1

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Don't know if this is the right place to ask this question.......

I want to schedule a task to copy a set of files (documents) and paste them to another location every morning. Is this possible / simple, using a macro of some sort?

Thanks in advance,

Adam
 
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Not an expert, but look at the Windows Scrpiting (WSH), then use the task manager to have the sript run on selected schedule.

go to

search for WSH or windows scripting. you most likly will see some samples. Attitude is Everything
 
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