To copy, move or rename a set of files, the syntax is very similar. To copy:

"wtscript.exe c? <source> <destination>"

This will copy the source files (<source>) to the destination folder or file (<destination>). You can include wildcards in the source specification. The destination can be a new drive/folder, or for a single file, a new filename on a specified drive/folder. Note that you must specify the full path required for both the source and destination.

Moving and renaming files is exactly the same, except that you use "m" or "r" , respectively, before the question mark in the first parameter. Renaming files can move the specified source files to the destination files in a different folder so long as the folder is on the same drive as the source.

These facilities present the standard Windows Explorer confirmation dialogue if a file included in the destination already exists, as well as the standard progress dialogue.

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Copying, Moving and Renaming Files