Logon script to copy a file
This is a discussion about Logon script to copy a file in the Customization Tweaking category; What is the best why to have a Win2000 Logon Script copy each user with a fresh normal. dot for Word 2000. I need to have this down to each user such as %username% Thanks Michael.
What is the best why to have a Win2000 Logon Script copy each user with a fresh normal.dot for Word 2000. I need to have this down to each user
such as %username%
Thanks
Michael
such as %username%
Thanks
Michael
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I use this to copy shortcuts for out ERP system to each client at via SMS:
xcopy "\\server2\apps\qadsetup\8.6D MFG_PRO Client\*.*" "%userprofile%\..\all users\start menu\programs\8.6D MFG_PRO Client\"
So, I would imagine that something this would work out:
copy \\<servername>\netlogon\normal.dot "%userprofile%\application data\microsoft\templates\"
The only reason I have the last "\" in there is because using batch files to do the same thing in SMS occasionally causes a problem where the system doesn't know if you are copying to a folder or a file. I know, odd but true. Also, the quotes are there because some of the folder names have spaces in them.
xcopy "\\server2\apps\qadsetup\8.6D MFG_PRO Client\*.*" "%userprofile%\..\all users\start menu\programs\8.6D MFG_PRO Client\"
So, I would imagine that something this would work out:
copy \\<servername>\netlogon\normal.dot "%userprofile%\application data\microsoft\templates\"
The only reason I have the last "\" in there is because using batch files to do the same thing in SMS occasionally causes a problem where the system doesn't know if you are copying to a folder or a file. I know, odd but true. Also, the quotes are there because some of the folder names have spaces in them.
