Re: Transferring Files

Posted: 08-05-2003, 08:44 PM

Bquinn

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"Donny" <donny@math.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone tell me some methods of transferring say a 200 meg

from one

> computer to another without network cards.
>
> Either: USB or Direct Connection (printer port ?), or null

modem cable

> (which I do not have).
> Which is the best , easiest?
>
> Thanks donny
>

If both computers have USB ports then a 256 Mb flash drive would
be the easy way to go. And the flash drive can be used for many
other purposes.

Bquinn

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Jake

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Transferring Files

Posted: 08-05-2003, 09:07 PM

>-----Original Message-----
>Can someone tell me some methods of transferring say a

200 meg from one

>computer to another without network cards.
>
>Either: USB or Direct Connection (printer port ?), or

null modem cable

>(which I do not have).
>Which is the best , easiest?
>
>Thanks donny
>
>
>.
>The cheapest way is, if you have a CD burner, copy the

files to a CD and then reload them to the other PC. A
formatted CD holds about 560megs of files. If you use a
CD-RW you can also delete, add, format and reuse it.

Dave Green

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Transferring files

Posted: 11-18-2003, 08:12 PM

Wonder if someone can help me. I need a script which when
clicked will automatically copy a folder from one PC to a
remote network drive on another PC. I'm new to scripts so
an idiot's guide would be very welcome! I assume this is
the best way forward. Basically I need to have a shortcut
the user can click to automate this process. Many thanks.

Thorsten Matzner

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Re: Transferring files

Posted: 11-19-2003, 05:22 PM

"Dave Green" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Wonder if someone can help me. I need a script which when
>clicked will automatically copy a folder from one PC to a
>remote network drive on another PC. I'm new to scripts so
>an idiot's guide would be very welcome! I assume this is
>the best way forward. Basically I need to have a shortcut
>the user can click to automate this process. Many thanks.

I would not use a script, but a simply XXCOPY batch file. Get XXCOPY
from http://www.xxcopy.com.

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