CF_RESULT_CODE 32

[catman]

Does anybody know what a CF_RESULT_CODE of 32 means?\

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CopyFile>%SCRIPT_FILE%,i:\
MessageModal>CF_RESULT_CODE=%CF_RESULT_CODE%
// cf_result_code 32 is not described on the MSDN webpage referenced by the MS Help text: 
// https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb762164(v=vs.85).aspx

[hagchr]

Hi, if I google it I get:

The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

Not an expert on this so hopefully that helps or someone else has more information.

[armsys]

The path in question contains read-only file(s).
Please try:

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CreateDir>i:\Temp
CopyFile>%SCRIPT_FILE%,i:\Temp
MDL>CF_RESULT_CODE

[catman]

This has really got me scratching my head ... your code segment created a TEMP directory, but the script file was not copied!

cf_result was 'true' but the cf_result_code was 2!

I'm going to investigate i:\ drive permissions in Windows file explorer (and get a headache in the process!).

[hagchr]

You are trying to copy from SCRIPT_FILE which contains the path and name of the script you are running. Maybe locked when you run it. Have you tried copy a different file but same directories?

[catman]

Yeah, other CopyFile's work fine, with a result_code of 0.

You are probably right ... the 32 result_code must reflect the current script file being in use by MS.

I'd like for every macro to routinely copy itself onto a my major software drive that is regularly uploaded online but oh, well.

I can get by with [CopyFile>%USERDOCUMENTS_DIR%\Macro Scheduler 14\*.scp,i:\] in every macro, which successfully copies all except the currently open macro.