[magusbuckley]

Hello:

I have some documents in a folder I'm trying to track. I'd like to be able to see changes on these files on a day to day basis. Is there a batch file I can write that would copy all the files of this folder and rename the files with the system date appended at the end.

If I could, this is the way it would look:

Original Folder

dbase.mdb
archive.doc

Then, each day, I'll run a batch file that will copy those two files and make them look like this:

New Folder For Copied Files

dbase_101006.mdb
archive_101006.mdb

On the second day, the folder would look like this:

New Folder For Copied Files

dbase_101006.mdb
archive_101006.mdb
dbase_101106.mdb
archive_101106.mdb

and so on and so forth.

I'll most likely put this batch file in the startup folder on my machine since I reboot every morning.

Can anyone help me? Any and all information will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Magus