look in help for copyfile.

If is part of the filesystemobject in the scripting runtime.

If the files are closed, you can use the built in VBA command filecopy.

from help

Copies a file.

Syntax

FileCopy source, destination

The FileCopy statement syntax has these named arguments:

Part Description
source Required. String expression that specifies the name of the file to be
copied. The source may include directory or folder, and drive.
destination Required. String expression that specifies the target file name.
The destination may include directory or folder, and drive.
Remarks

If you try to use the FileCopy statement on a currently open file, an error
occurs.

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The example:

This example uses the FileCopy statement to copy one file to another. For
purposes of this example, assume that SRCFILE is a file containing some
data.

Dim SourceFile, DestinationFile
SourceFile = "SRCFILE" ' Define source file name.
DestinationFile = "DESTFILE" ' Define target file name.
FileCopy SourceFile, DestinationFile ' Copy source to target.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



Neil wrote in message
...
My last post for today, thank you to everyone that has
replied to the few questions I have posted...

I am using the MSOfilepicker object to put up a box from
which the user can select some files, I then have an item
call vrtselecteditems, at least i thinks thats what it
was called, I would like to copy all the sleected files
from vrtselected items to a target dir called foldername,

I have looked in the help, but I cant seem to pin it
down, are there different dgrees of help files ? The help
I have installed seems pretty limited, either that or im
using it incorrectly :(