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Hello Sadly the decision to go this way is not mine The eod8 files are shortcuts that hold server and connection information that point towards our Exceed on Demaed systems users need to enter there unix user name and password - click save - so when they next open the file they don't get a password ...

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Rather then using a wild card "%~dp0*.eod8" for the name, I though I would try and the names of the files
this is working not sure why the wildcard failed to find the file name

what are you thoughts about keeping an existing file (no overwrite)

Hello this is my new script that is working (for now) @echo off xcopy "%~dp0expose.eod8" "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\EOD\" xcopy "%~dp0khoros.eod8" "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Prog...

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Yes that's the right location, I have browsed the location and I can see the six files and the batch script
Basicaly with in the "D" folder I can see all of my files

Hello Thank you for getting back to me, I changed the script as you suggested Now get File not found - *.eod8 0 File(s) copied using xcopy "C:\Windows\ccmcache\d\*.eod8" "C:\Users\testuser1\AppData\Roaming\ Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\EOD\" Press any key to continue . ....

Hello Not sure where to post this so sorry if in wrong place Thank you for reading my post. I am brand new to scripting so my apologies if this is rather basic – But everyone starts somewhere. We are running Windows 7 desktop on a 2003 Enterprise domain. I need to copy some files (eod8 extension) to...