OfficeLinebacker:

The only thing I can think of is: Since you're using File::Find to traverse the directory tree to delete, why not just change the logic to use File::Find on the source drive, and then build the directory structure in the same way you're tearing it down. Then you can omit the xcopy...

Regarding cut & paste to/from the DOS window: What works for me (Windows 2000 Professional) is to right-click the title bar of the DOS app, and select Edit->Mark, then use the mouse to highlight text and press the Enter key. That puts it on my clipboard so I can paste with ^V in *real* applications... 8^). I dunno if it'll work for you, but maybe it will.

--roboticus

In reply to Re: How to sync a UNC path to a USB memory stick in Windows? by roboticus
in thread How to sync a UNC path to a USB memory stick in Windows? by OfficeLinebacker

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