Your welcome.

I tested a version of it in xl98 and it required the nul. But it may be
different in an NT based system (2000, XP, 2003). Just test it in at least
each version of operating systemyou will use it in.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"DS NTE" wrote in message
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Worked when I removed nul behind Bibl\ in line two and three.

Tom - thanks for all your help the last couple of days - my project is
finished, Im happy and I hope my boss will be even happier.
I'll buy you a beer on of these days.....
Thank you very much.

Knut Egil Sjøli
NTE
Steinkjer
Norway

"Tom Ogilvy" skrev i melding
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@Echo Off
IF EXIST C:\Programfiler\Microsoft Office\Office\Bibl\nul goto ONE
IF EXIST C:\Programfiler\Microsoft Office\Office10\Bibl\nul goto TWO
copy w:\NTEaddin\NTEaddin.xla C:\Programfiler\"Microsoft
Office"\Office11\Bibl\
GOTO END
:TWO
copy w:\NTEaddin\NTEaddin.xla C:\Programfiler\"Microsoft
Office"\Office10\Bibl\
goto END
:ONE
copy w:\NTEaddin\NTEaddin.xla C:\Programfiler\"Microsoft
Office"\Office\Bibl\
:END
ECHO DONE

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"DS NTE" wrote in message
...
Sorry I know this is not the correct newsgroup,but you are all so
extremly
helpfull so I will give it a try.

I'm close to finishing my project, theres just one small problem. My
boss
want me to make a bat-file that copies my xla from a server to each
users
PC
(C:\Programfiler\Microsoft Office\Office\Bibl\), yes the boss has
instructed
me to use this folder. The problem is that some have folder Office,
some
have folder Office10, and some have folder Office11. How can I use a
wildcard in the folder name.

This command works great if the folder is named Office but not when it
is
named Office10
copy w:\NTEaddin\NTEaddin.xla C:\Programfiler\"Microsoft
Office"\Office\Bibl\


knut