Francesco,

It takes just a few seconds in Windows Explorer to manually copy files
from one folder to another.
Using code, you will have to determine the folder with the most files.
(Folder.Files.Count)
But since that doesn't guarantee those are the latest files, you will
have to check the DateLastModified property of each file and compare it to
each file in the other folders, before replacing it.
If you know for sure that the folder with the most files is the latest then,
you could use the CopyFolder method and set the Overwrite argument to true.

Details on all of this is in...
Microsoft Windows Script 5.6 Documentation
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ist/webdev.asp
The Script Runtime | FileSystemObject is the pertinent subject matter.

Regards,
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware


"Francesco"
wrote in message

Thanks Jim,
I get them now in sequence but I had to open the file n.2 in A and the n. 6
in E and to save them again in theri folder and then now they are read in
sequence.
I do not inderstand the reason but it works now.

by the way , there is a way, if the folders in question do not have the same
number and type of files to to copy those missing from the most updated
folder ( supposing that C has 6 files and the others one 4 and one 5, to copy
those missing from the folder in C)
Thanks a lot for your help
Happy Easter
Francesco