Hi. Using TC/TCC 19.10.54 x64 on Windows 10. In my Windows startup .btm file, I have this line:
to copy any new files in path1 (they are .jpg files, but have no extension) to path2 on the NAS, giving them a .jpg extension. So, path2 contains a copy of all the files in path1, and the two paths contain a large number of files. I would like to have any new files that are copied to path2, to also be copied to path3 (which is normally empty), so that I can quickly determine and act on files that are new:
Obviously this can't be done with a single copy command as above. How can it be done?
Code:
copy /o C:\path1\* \\%NAS\path2\*.jpg
to copy any new files in path1 (they are .jpg files, but have no extension) to path2 on the NAS, giving them a .jpg extension. So, path2 contains a copy of all the files in path1, and the two paths contain a large number of files. I would like to have any new files that are copied to path2, to also be copied to path3 (which is normally empty), so that I can quickly determine and act on files that are new:
Code:
copy /o C:\path1\* \\%NAS\path2\*.jpg AND \\%NAS\path3\*.jpg
Obviously this can't be done with a single copy command as above. How can it be done?