Bob Bissinnar | 1 Nov 2005 02:10
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Re: Sending a folder thru the internet to another pc

Greetings Stefan!

At 07:11 AM 10/31/2005 -0800, Stefan Writes
 >First of all - the network administrator: hired
 >because he is the grandson of the major investor in
 >our firm...

You will lose at any attempt to de-throne that person.

 >I want to do this batch because i want proof he is
 >tampering with my data when i am not there so i can
 >get him of my case..

You're wrestling with pigs and you'll get just as muddy!

I'm not trying to be too simplistic, but why not just copy your data to a 
3.5 floppy or a thumb drive and take it home? A batch will not solve the 
real problem.

Time to look for a new job Stefan! A smart person like you should have an 
easy go at that!

Best wishes and good luck!

<what say you Mic?>

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foxidrive | 1 Nov 2005 08:02
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Re: Sending a folder thru the internet to another pc

On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 20:10:29 -0500, Bob Bissinnar wrote:

> Greetings Stefan!
> 
> At 07:11 AM 10/31/2005 -0800, Stefan Writes
>  >First of all - the network administrator: hired
>  >because he is the grandson of the major investor in
>  >our firm...
> 
> You will lose at any attempt to de-throne that person.
> 
>  >I want to do this batch because i want proof he is
>  >tampering with my data when i am not there so i can
>  >get him of my case..
> 
> You're wrestling with pigs and you'll get just as muddy!
> 
> I'm not trying to be too simplistic, but why not just copy your data to a 
> 3.5 floppy or a thumb drive and take it home? A batch will not solve the 
> real problem.
> 
> Time to look for a new job Stefan! A smart person like you should have an 
> easy go at that!
> 
> Best wishes and good luck!
> 
> 
> <what say you Mic?>

(Mic tips his fedora and has a good chuckle.)
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Jabe Fincher | 3 Nov 2005 01:44

so simple???

Hello,

I need your help again. I am using Windows XP. I want to copy files from 
C:\MyBackup\*.* to D:\
D is my CD Rom drive. I want to copy my backups to a writeable CD. Here 
is what I tried but it did not work???

 <at> echo off
Echo
Xcopy C:\Mybackup*.* D:\
End

I'm sure it is very simple but not when you don't know what you are 
doing! Many thanks!
Jabe

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Bob Bissinnar | 3 Nov 2005 02:13
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Re: so simple???

Greetings Jabe!

 >I need your help again. I am using Windows XP. I want to copy files from
 >C:\MyBackup\*.* to D:\

 > <at> echo off
 >Echo
 >Xcopy C:\Mybackup*.* D:\

Appears to me you have it correct in the question portion of your post.
try:

 <at> echo off
Echo
Xcopy C:\Mybackup\*.* D:\

Best wishes

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Jabe Fincher | 3 Nov 2005 04:44

Re: so simple???

Hello Bob,

This does not work??? I copied it exactly as you have it typed?? I have 
it listed as backup.bat and I try to click it and it does not work??
Thanks,
Jabe

Bob Bissinnar wrote:

> Greetings Jabe!
>
> >I need your help again. I am using Windows XP. I want to copy files from
> >C:\MyBackup\*.* to D:\
>
> > <at> echo off
> >Echo
> >Xcopy C:\Mybackup*.* D:\
>
> Appears to me you have it correct in the question portion of your post.
> try:
>
>  <at> echo off
> Echo
> Xcopy C:\Mybackup\*.* D:\
>
> Best wishes
>
>
>
>
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old bob | 3 Nov 2005 07:16
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Re: so simple???

Hi again Jabe:
I don't know why Bob Blissinners code didn't work for
you. Might have something to do with how XP handles
the DOS command.com interpreter. My neighbors XP
handles DOS nicely but my kids XP just flat osticizes
DOS. Someone with more expertise than me can probably
advise.

I use a batch stream to periodically backup Ruths
games. I cd (change directory) to make my folder of
interest be my "current directory". Replace my games
directory in the copy command with your source folder
and my games.bak directory with your D:Backup
directory (folder). The dir command simply keeps a log
of the save activities.
I keep this batch file in the directory with my source
folder "games" and create a shortcut to my Windows95
desktop along side the shortcut to the game itself.
All Ruth needs to do is double click the batch file
shortcut icon to save her games.
Don't forget to go into DOS and check your COPY/? to
select your options......

=================
echo off
cd "C:\Program Files\Game Master\Solitaire Master\"
copy games\*.* games.bak\*.*/y
dir savelog.txt>>savelog.txt
cls
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foxidrive | 3 Nov 2005 07:31
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Re: so simple???

On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 21:44:59 -0600, Jabe Fincher wrote:

> Hello Bob,
> 
> This does not work??? I copied it exactly as you have it typed?? I have 
> it listed as backup.bat and I try to click it and it does not work??
> Thanks,
> Jabe

Always give some clue *why* it does not work, and what the error message
was.  We weren't there, and ain't mind readers. :)

But for writing to rw cdrom then I suspect that you might like to
investigate The Nero command line tool NeroCmd.exe or the DAO suite from
www.goldenhawk.com, or a freeware suite which is/was cdrecord.

I doubt that Windows can use standard tools to write to cdr.

CreateCD - Windows XP and Windows 2003 command line CD Recording utility
Alex Feinman - is another.

 
> Bob Bissinnar wrote:
> 
>> Greetings Jabe!
>>
>>>I need your help again. I am using Windows XP. I want to copy files from
>>>C:\MyBackup\*.* to D:\
>>
>>> <at> echo off
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Jack Furman, Sr. | 3 Nov 2005 23:11
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Running PFS First Choice under xp/2k/98

Anyone have an idea where I might start to try to get this old program to
run in the above environments?

jaxter

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Bob Bissinnar | 4 Nov 2005 02:27
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Re: so simple???

At 09:44 PM 11/2/2005 -0600, Jabe Fincher Writes
 >This does not work??? I copied it exactly as you have it typed?

Jabe,
Then we have other issues to deal with. The syntax you posted should work.

I use w98se and can't help further. Curious though, Can you write to your 
D: drive? What happens when you try (from a C:\ command line)

echo hello world >d:\jabe.txt

Do you find a file named jabe.txt?

best wishes

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foxidrive | 4 Nov 2005 07:44
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Re: Running PFS First Choice under xp/2k/98

On Thu, 3 Nov 2005 16:11:49 -0600, Jack Furman, Sr. wrote:

> Anyone have an idea where I might start to try to get this old program to
> run in the above environments?
> jaxter

What error messages do you get at the moment when you run it?

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