no no no
you need to use
dim i,c as integer
dim j as FolderItem
c=j.count
//if you are moving the files from the folder j then you need to use
for i=1 to c
f=item(1)
next
//if you are not moving the items out of j then you need to use
for i=1 to c
f=item(i)
next
I am copying, not moving - note the subject. Also, I am not copying in
one step. I scan first, then copy. This allows for more advanced
options and easier debugging. If I ever do want to move, then I would
scan, then copy, then delete the original. I plan for this program to
have very complex options, like as or a little more complex than
Retrospect.
What I want is to copy a folder and it's contents, and NOT including
ANYTHING outside of it. I have found that if I run into an alias, it
is resolved. I don't want the file that the alias points to - I want
the alias. How do I do this?
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