Ms Scheduler and WinXP Pro - Another headache?

[Dave]

I am using MSchd Pro Ver 7.1.15 on an WinXP Professional.
I can't get DeleteFile, or MoveFile, or CopyFile commands to work.

Example script:

Let>RP_WAIT=1
Run>C:\PFE\Pfe32.exe "C:\DatFiles\New\*.*"
IFE>C:\DatFiles\New\*.DAT,MOVDAT
Goto>CHKLOG
Label>MOVDAT
Mov>C:\DatFiles\New\*.DAT,C:\DatFiles\*.DAT
Label>CHKLOG
IFE>C:\DatFiles\New\*.LOG,MOVLOG
Goto>END
Label>MOVLOG
Mov>C:\DatFiles\New\*.LOG,C:\DatFiles\*.LOG
Label>END

I can move, copy and delete the files in the folders manually without problem. But the command in lines 6 and 11 above don't do nothing.
Please advise.

Second question is about the Message window. The window has the title Macro Scheduler. Can it be customized to fit our environment?

[Captive]

If you're using wildcards for the MOV procedure, don't include filenames for the destination.
Example:
Mov>C:\DatFiles\New\*.DAT,C:\DatFiles\

The only reason a target filename would be required, would be to use this function as a method to "rename" files, and in such a case, you would probably want to specify a target filename.

[Dave]

Thanks for the advise, Captive.
I understand your advise and I am much obligated.
The real problem, however, is the commands don't work in WinXP environment. Same script or commands (copyfile, movefile, or deletefile) work find on WinNT. But in WinXP, the don't do anything.
Is MacroScheduler compatible with WinXP? or my version 7.1.15 Pro needs an upgrade?
Please advise.

[Captive]

Well your initial script didn't work on Win2000 either. When I edited the MOV line as above, it worked ok.

WinXP is for masochists.