powershell copy folder and files recursively

“You are sort of like a scripting butterfly. “I saw your blog post about the upcoming 2013 Scripting Games, and I need to get back into shape by writing some code,” she stated. “You can help me find my autographed copy of Don’s book.” “How can I help you, my peach?” I implored.

“Well are you going to help?” she asked as she stood up. Not sure if this is a question, a remark, or even if it was directed at me, I decide to keep quiet. “I can’t find the flippin’ book,” the Scripting Wife exclaimed without looking up. In situations like this, I have learned to keep my mouth shut, and to wait for a natural opening.

I see the source of the noise: the Scripting Wife is digging through the front closet, and she has boxes, books, and other assorted paraphernalia spread out over the vestibule floor. I get up from my swing and go into the house. Strangely enough, I see nothing, so I go back to reading my email. I hear a sort of a thump, thump, thump, rattle, rattle, rattle sound and I look up. In my mind, it is a perfect way to ease in to the day, and my Surface is great for stuff like checking email and sending tweets. I am sitting on the lanai drinking a cup of English Breakfast tea, and checking my email with my Microsoft Surface RT device. The days seem to start early, and the evening arrives later this time of year in Charlotte, North Carolina. Summary : The Scripting Wife learns about using Windows PowerShell to copy files and folders in prep for the 2013 Scripting Games.

Powershell copy folder and files recursively