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From: sdatye
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Hi,   I am not sure if you can directly use the file system object to copy files from 
your machine to another on a "network"   However you can do this in a different way   
1. Use WMI to create a share on the remote machine using WMI scripts. (you will have 
to impersonate as an admin for the remote machine..search for windows 2000 scritping 
guide / microsoft script center on google) 2. One you create a share and map a drive 
letter to it then you can use FSO to copy files to it. 3. Otherwise check if you can 
use ftp to connect to the remote machine and then use ftp command to copy files. Again 
search google for ftp class libraries which will have functions and api calls to 
connect to another machine using ftp from VB.   Hope that helps, Regards,   Sarang S. 
Datye MCSD .NET

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