Recent content by chriskuyper

Tsui, thank you for your very clear reply. I will try to use the FSO command and add the extra parameters. By the way the " sign was a copy-paste problem into this forum but thank you for noticing. By the way you can use the copyhere command to copy files into zip folders.

Hi, I have a script that I want to run in the background. I'm wondering whether it is possible to limit the memory and or processor capacity that it uses so that the users can continue their normal work while it runs. could you give me a direction to look for? Thank you, chris

Thank you PHV but that doesn't seem to help. I think I need to find a different way of checking whether the copying process is complete.

Hi, I'm using the copyhere command to transfer a large amount of files into a zipfile before moving the zip file to a different location on the network (and it has to happen in this order). I want to wait with moving the file across the network until the copying is done. The only thing I...

Ok, easiest is to first create a blank zip file and then use the copyhere command to copy the files into it. To create a blank zip use something like: Set Ag=Wscript.Arguments username = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")_ .Environment("Process")("username") Set fso =...