gfunk999 Newbie
Joined: 24 May 2006 Posts: 10 Location: USA
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Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 9:06 am Post subject: Data/Settings Transfer Utility |
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Hi ShinobiSoft and Freezing Fire, I meant no disrespect, I just figured I was out of my league, so I decided to kick myself out. LOL However, I must admit, it's discouraging not to see one reply to your post. It makes you feel not welcome.
I've been studying some of the codes posted here in efforts to learn this language as quick as possible.
i.e.
Advanced VDS Tutorial.dsc
Alarm Cloc.dsc
blackjack.dsc
findfiles.dsp
raycasting.dsp
taskmgr.dsp
winscrutinezer.dsc
and more...
I'm reposting my original thread...
Original Thread
Hi All,
I wrote a batch script for Windows XP Pro that automatically transfers files and user specific settings from an old PC to a new PC.
The scripts instructs the command processor to copy, delete, overwrite files, copy folder/sub folders, exclude files/folders, ignore errors, suppress overwrite confirmations, import/export registry settings files, updates local admin password on both PC's, a static IP is assigned to each PC by an individual script, and the old PC maps the new PC to start data transfer.
I've been getting familiar with VDS, but I need some direction on what functions or commands I should use in order to convert my script to VDS. Some of them are pretty much self explanatory. Please help me fill in the ? blanks.
Copy Files ===================== FILE COPY
Delete ======================== FILE DELETE
Copy Folders/Sub Folders ============ ? blank
Exclude Files/Folders ================ ? blank
Import/Export Registry keys ============ REGISTRY
Update Local Admin PW ================ runh net user (XP Command Line)
Assign Static IP Address to PC ============= ? blank
MAP Old PC to New PC =================== ? blank
Thank you in advance,
Gary
| Quote: | Hi gfunk999,
First of all welcome to the Vds World Forums.
My apologies for the lack of response. This is typical when the forum
users don't understand what you are getting at or what you are wanting.
I'm not sure if I read your original thread or not, but if I can help, I will do
what I can.
If you'd like to repost your thread, or continue it here, I'll see what I can
do for ya.
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Bill Weckel
ShinobiSoft Software
"The way is known to all, but not all know it." |
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