>Nadya,
>
>One other thing. You can use the Scripting.FileSystemObject to do the same thing. The difference is that no progress dialog is displayed. The following does this:

Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
>oFSO.CopyFolder cSource, cTarget, True

Steve already pointed you to the article on the VFUG site regarding the Shell.Application. Also there are the first two installments (of 5) on the Windows Script Host that Ed and I are writing. The first article (Sept. 2000) tells how to find out if it's installed and how to get and install it if it isn't. It's a lot easier to both tell if it's installed and install if it isn't.


George,

Thanks again for your time and code. I printed both your articles (and for some reason it not printed just only 2 of them, but whole VFUG Newsletters as well), so I will read them at the way home again. Honestly, yesterday before living work I just started to copy two directories by WE and went home. Tomorrow morning all directories were copied and I just deleted Backups...

Thanks a lot for your help and Steve too.