Thanks in advanced for your help! I have a batch file question for you guys. So we keep up with one of our client's backups. They're located over 200 miles away from us. We bring their backups over via remote desktop. We've found that using the copy function via the command prompt is MUCH faster than any other method of copy/paste. The person who is in charge of bringing them over often forgets to do so. I've only just started using batches, but I created a small batch program that will ask the user which file to bring over so he doesn't have to "copy n:\backups\blah \tsclient\h\backups\blah" which can be quite error prone. The following is the batch file:

```
@echo off
title Copy Zipbacks

:loopagain
set /p date=Enter the date that needs to be copied over (yyyymmdd format):
copy h:\zipbackups\daily%date%.zipx \\tsclient\h\benton_off_site_backup\zipbackups

set /p again=Copy Another Daily Zip file? (Y/N):

IF "%again%"=="Y" GOTO loopAgain
IF "%again%"=="N" GOTO goAway

:goAway
exit

```

This is good if there are only a handful of backups to be brought over. My question is this; Is there a way to bring over a range of backups? The file is setup as follows:

```
dailyYYYYMMDD.zipx
i.e. daily20140917.zipx

```

I have no problem asking for the date range, but getting the .bat to loop through the folder and getting only those that meet the criteria is where I'm running into the issue. Any thoughts?