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Here is an example which does as your question above asks. ' folder where the files reside sSourceFolder = "C:\mysource" ' folder to where files are moved sTargetFolder = "C:\mytarget" dDate = Date Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set oFolder = oFSO.GetFolder(sSourceFolder) For Each oFile In oFolder.Files If DateDiff("d", oFile.DateCreated, dDate) = 0 Then oFile.Move sTargetFolder & "\", True End If NextHowever from your Subject Title I doubt that this is exactly what you want. You mention FTP, which may mean some files may already exist in the second location making File.Move a bad idea, some files may have been changed, but still have the same DateCreated etc.

How are you connecting to the router? Wirelessly using built-in Windows tools Wirelessly using 3rd party tools Wired using Windows drivers for network adaptor Wired using 3rd party drivers for network adaptor Using 3rd party software which effectively connects to the router for you etc. As your router is essentially a standalone system independent from Windows, and you say it is disconnecting, we need to ascertain the methods used for accessing one system from the other in order to try to tie down the possible causes.

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Could you please try to give us a little more information! I'm guessing by your information that you are using software supplied by an ISP or its hardware vendor, if so we need to know this, if not we need a fuller explanation. Things including hardware and/or software involved are going to be necessary for us to give you much in the way of help.

Just like XP, Vista doesn't need an Anti-Virus installation. As an occasional check, just use ClamWin Portable 0.91.2

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In answer to your first question, try: LABEL C:Vista using a batch file, or prompt window.

My program will delete them if they exist, and since you have proven them to work you only have two possible reasons. Your Runonce command or its execution is not working. The shortcuts you are trying to delete have not yet been created.

How are you doing that then?There should be no reason I can think of, short of an error on your part, why either method shouldn't work from Runonce!

If someone is given read access, it doesn't stop them from copying the data. By copying the data they are not modifying in any way, by cutting from it they are. You can prevent them from deleting the file, changing its attributes/permissions and writing to it etc. but if you don't want them to copy from it, then you're going to have to use a third party method or prevent read access to it.

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Here is an untested method, I've just come up with. It is a compiled batch file which deletes according to a file list containing the names of each of your shortcuts. The attachment contains the compiled batch file, nolinx.exe and a file list, nolinx.dat, (according to your post). All you need to do is keep the two of them in the same location and invoke the executable. The file can be run as is in the GUI but should work silently without creating any windows too! For anyone else wanting to give it a try, you just need to create or edit the dat file which cannot be renamed. The file is intended to be used for Win2k and XP, it may work on other OS's but as I say it is untested. nolinx.zip

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