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  1. #1
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    batch file

    How would I make a batch file that would
    copy email files from desktop to sertver
    every few days
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    There really isn't enough information here to give you a satisfactory answer. For example, what is the workstation OS, Server OS, do you want to do this manually or automatically, which email client do you use, where are the files located, etc.

    If I am right in assuming that you want the emails to be backed up by the server, why not just move them to a suitable location on the server and access them from there?

    If you want to take this further, please post back with more information.

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    Howard Marsh
    HWM Consulting Pty Ltd
    Queensland, Australia
    Howard Marsh
    HWM Consulting Pty Ltd
    Harbour City Computers
    QLD, Australia.

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    NT4 server wrksns win 95, 98, and nt
    about 10 computers in all.
    I would like to backup email about every 3
    days email is from ISP to Outlook on there
    desktop.
    I would like to do this automatically
    files are located on clients wrksns
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    If you're using Outlook as a mail client, just tell the users to keep their PST files in their home folders on the server.

    Of course, you'll have to watch your disk space on the server. But at least your regular server backups will back up the PST files.

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