Copy files vbscript wildcard

Note that the picture ends with. So all you have to do is add the folder names. Renaming a file or folder would use the move command, since the copy command causes there to be duplicates. I am using the method above mentioned to copy files to a USB card. After issuing this command I then issue a command to eject the USB card. The eject fails because the USB card is in use. No attempt is made to roll back or undo any changes made before an error occurs.

Files copied to a new destination path will keep the same file name. To rename the copied file, simply include the new file name in the destination path. For example, this will copy the file to a new location and the file in the new location will have a different name:.

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A generic example: fso. That doesnt work. It just doesnt find a file to process. No one know how i can copy some files using a wildcard?? I didnt think it could be so difficult!! Can you repose the question?

What source files if it involves some wildcard whatever it means then in what folder, with what kind of file's signature? What destination? I created the script as in my first post, but here it is again.

The files are numbered sequentially from to and the filenames start with UB. I use the most basic string operation to do the wildcard selection, for easy comprehension. Description Else WScript. Echo "The copy worked. Just trying this and keep getting an error. ANy ideas??