Thanks for the video! is there a way to delete certain files and then run an .exe within whatever folder the VBSscript is saved in? that way I don't have to worry about changing the entire path name if I move the folder.
Thanks for your video, how can make a script that when pdf file exist in a folder called 'SOURCE' then three steps have to be done. Step one: make pdf as a searchable file if possible then reduce the file size. Step two: copy the file to a folder called 'BACKUP'. Step three: CUT the file from 'SOURCE' and PAST it in a folder called 'FOR REVIEW'. The file will not be exist after the hole process in the 'SOURCE' folder. How can achieve thies stips with a script in vbScript? Thanks in advance!
My requirement is: I want to copy few files (selective files) from one folder to another folder, I am having 100 files name in handy. Can we use a text file to look up the files in the source path?? Kindly give the vbscript pls
Option Explicit DIM FSO SET FSO=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObeject") FSO.CreateFolder("C:\Users\User\Desktop\BWC") FSO.CopyFolder "G:\DCIM\100RECOR","C:\Users\User\Desktop\BWC"
1) Is it possible to pull up a window that lets you choose the folder or file you want, as opposed to the input box which makes you copy paste the filepath? 2) Are if, then statements allowed? Can I say if filename contains certain text, then move to folder? 3) Can this be used to search for empty subdirectories within a directory and delete them?
Hi Michael, using the VB scripting language would be much more suited to opening an explorer window and choosing the folder you want. It can do all that you are asking about.
Could happen for a few reasons. If you're using a folderpath in a protected folder, perhaps C:\ or system32 special permissions need to be granted (I'm rusty on that but there's a lot of information out there) also sometimes folderpath errors can trigger a permission issue. Sometimes, I've restarted the computer and the permission issue goes away too. It's really frustrating sorry you're having that problem.
can I write something to txt file from vbs?
Thanks for the video. Helped me a lot. What city is on your desktop - Vancouver?
What should I do to delete a folder with sub folders if it's a admin protected dir.
can you also delete other files?
Nice tip but, how would it work with any folders and subfolders whose names are unknown?
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Thanks for the video! is there a way to delete certain files and then run an .exe within whatever folder the VBSscript is saved in? that way I don't have to worry about changing the entire path name if I move the folder.
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It would be nice to know how to add text into the file that i have made, instead on having to manually type it in
Thanks for your video, how can make a script that when pdf file exist in a folder called 'SOURCE' then three steps have to be done.
Step one: make pdf as a searchable file if possible then reduce the file size.
Step two: copy the file to a folder called 'BACKUP'.
Step three: CUT the file from 'SOURCE' and PAST it in a folder called 'FOR REVIEW'.
The file will not be exist after the hole process in the 'SOURCE' folder.
How can achieve thies stips with a script in vbScript?
Thanks in advance!
0:57 IS THAT A SUPRA??
Object doesn't support this property the error I am getting
Can I make it copy itself and then run the copy again (and itself) until it uses all of the computers resources and crashes?
use do at the start
and use loop at the end
My requirement is:
I want to copy few files (selective files) from one folder to another folder, I am having 100 files name in handy. Can we use a text file to look up the files in the source path?? Kindly give the vbscript pls
Option Explicit
DIM FSO
SET FSO=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObeject")
FSO.CreateFolder("C:\Users\User\Desktop\BWC")
FSO.CopyFolder "G:\DCIM\100RECOR","C:\Users\User\Desktop\BWC"
HAVING EEROR
3rd Line its : SET FSO=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject"). You Wrote Obeject
1) Is it possible to pull up a window that lets you choose the folder or file you want, as opposed to the input box which makes you copy paste the filepath?
2) Are if, then statements allowed? Can I say if filename contains certain text, then move to folder?
3) Can this be used to search for empty subdirectories within a directory and delete them?
Hi Michael, using the VB scripting language would be much more suited to opening an explorer window and choosing the folder you want. It can do all that you are asking about.
permission denied.. why?
Could happen for a few reasons. If you're using a folderpath in a protected folder, perhaps C:\ or system32 special permissions need to be granted (I'm rusty on that but there's a lot of information out there) also sometimes folderpath errors can trigger a permission issue. Sometimes, I've restarted the computer and the permission issue goes away too. It's really frustrating sorry you're having that problem.
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