Re: Major frustrations with "Path is too deep" copy problems...help??

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Hi,

Specifically, I was referring to the length of the PATH statement on the
machine making the copy.

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Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
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<intrepid_dw@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi, Rick, thanks for the assist.
>
> The files being copied reside in a first-level directory on the source
> machine (eg C:\BobsFolder), and are going to a share corresponding to a
> first-level folder (eg to \\Ralph\RalphsShare which is
> C:\RalphsFolder), so I can't fathom name or path lengths are the actual
> problem.
>
> Also, per your reference to the KB article notes, I'm not sure how a
> long PATH variable would affect a network file copy...sorry if I'm
> missing something obvious??
>
> -David
>


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