Making vb copy its self

[WalMart4Life]

How about would i make my program copy its self in a file i want it in for in the code thanks

[GeminiElf]

i dunno man, but have you figured out that statup code yet?

[phinds]

Originally posted by WalMart4Life
How about would i make my program copy its self in a file i want it in for in the code thanks

perhaps if you could explain what you want in a more coherent manner, someone might be able to figure out how to help you

[WalMart4Life]

Ok my program in VB6 pro i need it to make a copy of its self so then their is 2 exe files, in to a folder that i chose how would i do this thanks

[BrianS]

Use a Filecopy routine.

[peet]

as BrainS said

Private Sub Command1_Click()
    FileCopy App.Path & "\" & App.EXEName & ".exe", App.Path & "\" & "test.exe"
End Sub

[manavo11]

This is in the help of VB :

If you try to use the FileCopy statement on a currently open file, an error occurs.

[peet]

so I thought.... until i tried the above

[frigginjerk]

has anybody looked at WalMart4Life's other questions.

I'm assuming he's creating a worm or trojan.

[WalMart4Life]

umm no that **** is gay

[manavo11]

Originally posted by peet
so I thought.... until i tried the above

Hmmm, the help was of VB5... Maybe it is improved in 6

[DeadEyes]

Originally posted by frigginjerk
has anybody looked at WalMart4Life's other questions.

I'm assuming he's creating a worm or trojan.

He's just writing a program which runs at start up and every hour after that, changing your homepage and propogates itself.
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