Best way is to use File::Copy. The FAQ section you're referring to is dealing with tee-ing filehandles, so that anything one prints goes into three files (if I'm understanding which section you're talking about correctly). If you're simply copying files, it's easiest to simply copy the files. Using File::Copy, you could do something like: 
use strict;
use File::Copy;

my $source = 'src1';

foreach my $dest ( 'dest_1', 'dest_2', 'dest_3' ) {
    copy($source, $dest);
}

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stephen

In reply to Re: Copying a file to more than one separate directory and/or file by stephen
in thread Copying a file to more than one separate directory and/or file by blacksmith

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