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    Old 02-16-2004, 02:34 PM
    kwilliams kwilliams is offline
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    FSO CopyFile Question...Pls Help

    I'm trying to use the FSO CopyFile method, but I'm having a problem. First off, the page was created using ASP & JavaScript. I tried using a VBScript version of this method in a "runat=server" tag, but it wouldn't work well with the page's code. So I found a JS option for the FSO CopyFile method.

    But I'm getting a "Path not found" error message. You can see the page at: http://www.douglas-county.com/Local...agendas_new.asp

    I tried to put a "\" slash after the path, but I got a JS error saying "Undetermined String Constant". So I replaced it with "\\", and it worked. Does anyone have any suggestions about what the problem could be? Thanks for any & all help.

    P.S. I've also posted this message in the ASP forum, because this page uses ASP with JavaScript. Thanks.
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