We are running the latest version of R:BASE 2000 (ver 6.5++) with a database
command file that contains this command: "copy filename.csv
G:\public\labels"  (without the quotes, natch).  This command has worked
flawlessly over the years in Win95, Win98, XP and NT.  However, the user of
this particular routine was just switched to Windows 2000 and the command
returns an error message that the file cannot be copied (don't yet have the
error code).  The user has full read/write access to the directory
G:\public\labels and, since RBase is running otherwise, apprently still has
the program directory C:\RBTI which is used for the stratch file.

I did a quick workaround using ZIP XCOPY, as this was discussed back in
January, but I wonder if anyone else has had this problem, how it was solved
and if it was reported to RBTI?  If not reported and indeed a "problem", I
will gather more facts and send them a note.

Patrick Murphy
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