Deployment of files

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Startup script with the switches for "freshening" on the XCOPY command
will get it done, avoid repeat copying, and keep the files fresh, example:

xcopy /c /d \\server\share\directory\*.* %systemroot%\

You might want to include /R switch but it's likely unnecessary for you.

You might need to set "permissions" (cacls.exe) afterwards.
 
Hi all,

I want to copy a few .BMP and .JPG files to all of the clients (win2k) on my
network (win2k AD).

I would like the files to be implemented inside c:\winnt.

I don't want the files to be copied over and over again on the same client.

My question is: how can I copy the files to the clients and check the next
time they boot if the files are there. What is the best way to do it? Is
there another way?

Thanks in advance
Dror
 
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