Archive files

I would like to be able to right click on a file or folder and click
"archive" and it should take the file or folder, copy it to a subfolder in
the present directory called archive, and then rename the file/folder copied
with a date suffix.

How to:

..Add a batch/cmd item to the right-click menu when clicking on a file or
folder

..write a batch file that will. take a file or folder, copy it to a subfolder
in the present directory called archive, and the rename the file/folder
copied with a date suffix.

"SBS user" <> wrote in message
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>I would like to be able to right click on a file or folder and click
> "archive" and it should take the file or folder, copy it to a subfolder in
> the present directory called archive, and then rename the file/folder
> copied
> with a date suffix.
>
> How to:
>
> .Add a batch/cmd item to the right-click menu when clicking on a file or
> folder
>
> .write a batch file that will. take a file or folder, copy it to a
> subfolder
> in the present directory called archive, and the rename the file/folder
> copied with a date suffix.

You could use the technique here to invoke your batch file:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321379

Thanks for the help

"Pegasus (MVP)" <> wrote in message
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>
> "SBS user" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I would like to be able to right click on a file or folder and click
>> "archive" and it should take the file or folder, copy it to a subfolder
>> in
>> the present directory called archive, and then rename the file/folder
>> copied
>> with a date suffix.
>>
>> How to:
>>
>> .Add a batch/cmd item to the right-click menu when clicking on a file or
>> folder
>>
>> .write a batch file that will. take a file or folder, copy it to a
>> subfolder
>> in the present directory called archive, and the rename the file/folder
>> copied with a date suffix.
>
> You could use the technique here to invoke your batch file:
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321379
>