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JavaScript Tutorial » MS JScript » Folder

32. 12. 11. Folder.Move()

Syntax


folder.Move(destination)

The Move() method moves a specified folder from one location to another. The destination specified is the location to which to move the folder.


<html>

    <body>

    <script language="JScript">

    <!--

    var myObject = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");



    var myFolder = myObject.GetFolder("c:\\Temp");

    myFolder.Move("c:\\Test");

    // End hide-->

    </script>

    </html>

32. 12. Folder
	32. 12. 1.	Folder
	32. 12. 2.	Folder.Attributes
	32. 12. 3.	Folder.Copy()
	32. 12. 4.	Folder.DateCreated
	32. 12. 5.	Folder.DateLastAccessed
	32. 12. 6.	Folder.DateLastModified
	32. 12. 7.	Folder.Delete()
	32. 12. 8.	Folder.Drive
	32. 12. 9.	Folder.Files
	32. 12. 10.	Folder.IsRootFolder
	32. 12. 11.	Folder.Move()
	32. 12. 12.	Folder.Name
	32. 12. 13.	Folder.ParentFolder
	32. 12. 14.	Folder.Path
	32. 12. 15.	Folder.ShortName
	32. 12. 16.	Folder.ShortPath
	32. 12. 17.	Folder.Size
	32. 12. 18.	Folder.SubFolders
	32. 12. 19.	Folder.Type

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