Hi hope all is well, I'll see if I can integrate ' with my script,
perhaps anytime I find this character I can replace it with ? during
the xcopy process, the outcome should preserve the backtick. thanks
Mic.
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batchworld@..., foxidrive <foxidrive@...> wrote:
>
> On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 09:23:33 -0000, "gfunk99999" <gfunk99999@...>
> wrote:
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> >hey all long time no post, Hi Mic
>
> Hi :)
>
> >Quick question, I tried searching but did not find a solution. Is
> >there a way for xcopy to avoid seeing the back apostrophie (') ?
> >
> >This fails because the back apostrophie:
> >xcopy "C:\mail\AB'09 Mail.pst" /y /h C:\backup
>
> I suspect it just looks like the backtick (Is that what it's
called?) but
> is actually a high-ascii character.
>
> Using a wildcard might help but the actual circumstances might make
that
> impractical.
>
> xcopy "C:\mail\AB?09 Mail.pst" /y /h C:\backup
>
