I have a file, lets call it EXAMPLE.DBF
The location of this file is C:\\EXAMPLE.DBF
Now I would like to copy this file into multiple folders at
Just a small addition to @Magoo's answer;
in case the destination folders have spaces in their names, use double quotes like this: for /d %a in (d:\bootd\hello\2014*) do copy /y C:\EXAMPLE.DBF "%a\"
and as pointed out by @ian0411, in case source folder has spaces in its name, use double quotes like this: for /d %a in (d:\bootd\hello\2014*) do copy /y "C:\EXAMPLE.DBF" %a\
Directly from the prompt,
for /d %a in (d:\bootd\hello\2014*) do copy /y C:\EXAMPLE.DBF %a\
Will copy C:\EXAMPLE.DBF to each directory of d:\bootd\hello\ which matches the pattern 2014*
(ie. simply starts 2014
), replacing any existing example.dbf in that subdirectory, if that is what you want to do.
To suppress the 1 file(s) copied
messae generate for each, simply append >nul
to the above line.