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Copy a folder and objects
From a workbook I wanted a button that would copy a folder to another
drive. After dinging around I came up with this: Set CpyFolder = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") CpyFolder.CopyFolder "c:\TestIt", "d:\TestIt", overwrite End Sub This works but I have no idea why. The CopyFolder only works if you use a Set = something then use the Something.copyfolder. This seems just idiotic and useless. Why not just "Copy c:\folder, d:\folder" and make it easy? What is the purpose of adding the complication of objects? Also... the copy process was 10 times slower than dragging it in xp. Is there a faster way of doing it? Thanks John |
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Copy a folder and objects
hi John
Why not just "Copy c:\folder, d:\folder" and make it easy? You can do that with files Or use Name to move a folder It is not fast if you copy, maybe windows shell is faster ? but with the FileSystemObject you can test easily if a folder exist. I have some info here http://www.rondebruin.nl/folder.htm I update it this weekend with specialfolder info -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "John" wrote in message ... From a workbook I wanted a button that would copy a folder to another drive. After dinging around I came up with this: Set CpyFolder = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") CpyFolder.CopyFolder "c:\TestIt", "d:\TestIt", overwrite End Sub This works but I have no idea why. The CopyFolder only works if you use a Set = something then use the Something.copyfolder. This seems just idiotic and useless. Why not just "Copy c:\folder, d:\folder" and make it easy? What is the purpose of adding the complication of objects? Also... the copy process was 10 times slower than dragging it in xp. Is there a faster way of doing it? Thanks John |
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