AFAIK, yes. See details here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/copyfile.asp

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/movefile.asp

>Yuri,
>
>Sorry, one more question:
>Will the rename that you have below work in a VPF 7 .exe running on W98?
>
>>Then you need to work with CopyFile function instead. The syntax is the same.
>>As usual, you cannot copy the file into the very same directory.
>>
>>>Yuri,
>>>
>>>I would like to create a copy of the file.
>>>Should I take the 'movefile' literally?
>>>TIA.
>>>
>>>>It is how it works. Try this instead:
>>>>
>>>>DECLARE INTEGER MoveFile IN Win32API;
>>>> STRING @lcoldname , STRING @lcnewname
>>>>
>>>>lcoldname = 'A.DBF'
>>>>lcnewname = 'B.DBF'
>>>>?MoveFile(@lcoldname, @lcnewname)#0
>>>>
>>>>clear dlls
>>>>
>>>>>I am renaming a file as in the code below, but the resulting filename that is stored on disk is lower case.
>>>>>The O/S is XP PRO.
>>>>>
>>>>>local lcMacro
>>>>>lcMacro = Upper("rename 'A.DBF' to 'B.DBF'")
>>>>>wait window lcMacro && just to verify that files names are uppercase
>>>>>&lcMacro
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA.