I look at a programm that will help replicate folder stucture simple copy
could do the trick but i will end with file duplicate.

So if i could have a programme that will copy only the folder structure but
instead copy file will create shortcut of the file.

any input?

Type xcopy in help

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"Luc" <lpoulin@mobiustech.ca> wrote in message news:eZ6BZGw6FHA.2600@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>I look at a programm that will help replicate folder stucture simple copy
> could do the trick but i will end with file duplicate.
>
> So if i could have a programme that will copy only the folder structure but
> instead copy file will create shortcut of the file.
>
> any input?
>
>

Wed, 16 Nov 2005 18:01:02 -0500 from Luc <lpoulin@mobiustech.ca>:
> I look at a programm that will help replicate folder stucture simple copy
> could do the trick but i will end with file duplicate.
>
> So if i could have a programme that will copy only the folder structure but

Look at the XCOPY command. With the right option, it will reproduce
the directory ("folder") structure without copying any files. There's
a second option that determines whether it does this for all
directories ("folders") or skips the empty ones.

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