Sure thing:

Let>CF_OVERWRITE=1
CopyFile>c:\program files\tapwatch2\databases\twmain.???,\\Ringo\c$\program files\tapwatch2\databases\twmain.???

Whereas the ???s represent the file extensions for that file. When I type mdb it appears in blue as a command rather than a file extension.

Awesome! The $ symbol worked. However, it leads me to a final question...I promise! The file I am trying to copy is a Microsoft Access Application db file. The normal extension is .MDB for that type of file. How should I address that in the script? When I type "mdb" it seems to mistake that for some...

Thank you very much for your responses. That is working fine for me. If anyone is up for another simple challenge, I would like to copy a file over our network from that workstation to several others. I am not sure how to properly identify the other workstations?? This is how I have it set up now, b...

I was experiencing the same problem and added Let>CF_OVERWRITE=1 to my macro, but it still keeps adding a copy of the file rather than writing over it. When I open the macro in editor and view the script details on the right of the split screen, it still appears as CF_OVERWRITE=0. I am at a loss her...

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