Re: Problem with File.copy() -- should this work?

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From: Peter Kahrel
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 10:06

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Dave,

"Relative" to what? In your script it's not clear what the current folder is, so "relative" has no meaning here. Besides, the first version of your script also doesn't work because you (try to) copy to a folder, which is not possible. You always need to specify a full path name, as in the second version.

Peter

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