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Answer» Is it possible with a MS DOS command to append date to the file's name Like this: copy C:\dir1\filename.TXT C:\dir2\filenameCurrentDate.txt or copy C:\dir1\filename.txt C:\dir2\filename.CurrentDate
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Code: [Select]COPY "C:\File1.txt" "C:\Directory\File2%date%.txt"Thank you - does not work this way. Copies the file when I SPECIFY %now% but does not append anything to the name. With %date% or %050306% does not copy. I need the name APPENDED with the Current date. The copy is in the scheduled batch file. Thank you again. Maybe I did not understand SOMETHING in your reply?
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