First off, my compliments to chadjac... when it comes to Basic scripting, I'm not worthy to kiss your shoes. That being said...
I "borrowed" this (by which I mean I shamelessly cut and pasted it) and it worked BEAUTIFULLY. I've been beating my head against the wall and taking pretty much any suggestions I could get in regard to another post utilizing another method that uses a much more complicated method to do what this script does, to no avail. I copied this in, adapted it to my file paths, and ran it, and it did exactly what I wanted it to do. But then I got greedy... I inserted the exact same script into a different program, tried to run it, and got a "OLE Automation method exception" on Line 20, which is the "Set objFile=objFSO.CreateFolder (strPath).
Then I went back to the program that I had originally used it in where it had worked perfectly, and got the same error message.
First off, my compliments to chadjac... when it comes to Basic scripting, I'm not worthy to kiss your shoes. That being said...
I "borrowed" this (by which I mean I shamelessly cut and pasted it) and it worked BEAUTIFULLY. I've been beating my head against the wall and taking pretty much any suggestions I could get in regard to another post utilizing another method that uses a much more complicated method to do what this script does, to no avail. I copied this in, adapted it to my file paths, and ran it, and it did exactly what I wanted it to do. But then I got greedy... I inserted the exact same script into a different program, tried to run it, and got a "OLE Automation method exception" on Line 20, which is the "Set objFile=objFSO.CreateFolder (strPath).
Then I went back to the program that I had originally used it in where it had worked perfectly, and got the same error message.
Are you sure you copied it exactly, normally i get that message when i try to create something that already exists or did not dim everything out correctly at the beginning.
Also Chadjac made use of a script posted by vpt.se, I would thank him.
