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scriptmonkey
PostPosted: April 10th, 2007, 8:01 pm 
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My Zen Vision:M mp3 player when connected to WindowsXP has a path of

My Computer\My Zen\Storage Media\Video

When I try to use FileCopy to this path, nothing happens.

Anyone know how I can copy to this path?

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PostPosted: April 10th, 2007, 9:45 pm 
Code:
FileCopy, C:\*.mp4, "My Computer\My Zen\Storage Media\Video\*.mp4"
Not tested.


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PostPosted: April 10th, 2007, 9:52 pm 
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My Computer
? That's not really the root (path)!


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BoBo wrote:
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My Computer
? That's not really the root (path)!


Yep, that is the path in WinXP.

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BoBo wrote:
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FileCopy, C:\*.mp4, "My Computer\My Zen\Storage Media\Video\*.mp4"
Not tested.


Didn't work :(

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scriptmonkey wrote:
BoBo wrote:
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My Computer
? That's not really the root (path)!


Yep, that is the path in WinXP.


BoBo should be correct. Right Click on the My Zen folder and look at the properties location path.


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That's just a virtual path, you need to find the real one. It should be in the programs settings.

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Titan wrote:
That's just a virtual path, you need to find the real one. It should be in the programs settings.


Program settings? I am accessing the drive from Windows Explorer.

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When I right-click->Properties, I get this

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fileselectfolder and see whats in the outputvar?


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jps wrote:
fileselectfolder and see whats in the outputvar?


Thanks. I tried this with the sample script in the help file.

The result was "You didn't select a folder."

I'm going to have to use VB to write this script.


FileSelectFolder, OutputVar, , 3
if OutputVar =
MsgBox, You didn't select a folder.
else
MsgBox, You selected folder "%OutputVar%".

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PostPosted: April 11th, 2007, 8:14 am 
You should be able to assign/map a drive letter to a device.
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A Shortcut To Resources. You can map a drive letter to any shared resource on a network, including floppy drives, Zip drives, and CD-ROM drives. Mapping makes accessing the resource faster and easier from the WinXP interface, the command prompt, or a software application because a single letter, followed by a colon, replaces the actual path to the resource. Mapping is especially useful with older, 16-bit applications that don't support long file names or paths containing spaces.
[More..] Hope that helps. 8)


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PostPosted: April 11th, 2007, 8:34 am 
AHK + [net use] and/or PUSHD ?


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Sean
PostPosted: April 11th, 2007, 8:35 am 
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scriptmonkey wrote:
My Computer\My Zen\Storage Media\Video

You may try this:

Code:
"::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\My Zen\Storage Media\Video"


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PostPosted: April 11th, 2007, 8:47 am 
@ Sean
would you mind to give a quick/little decription on the syntax you've provided here? A HWID?? Where, how to get it? Is it unique? Per session?? ???


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PostPosted: April 11th, 2007, 8:51 am 
OK. It's the CLSID (ClassIDentifier) :)


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