In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Mike Menaker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> <File Id=3D"FILE1" Name=3D"FILE1" LongName=3D"MovieSearch.gram"
> Source=3D"$(var.SOURCEPATH)\ \">
> <CopyFile Id=3D"CopyFile" DestinationName=3D" FILE1"
> DestinationLongName=3D"file.txt" DestinationProperty=3D"[PATH]\dir\" />
> </File> =20
>
> If I use DestinationProperty=3D"PATH" it works.
>
> I have also tried DestinationProperty=3D"PATH\dir\"
>
> What am I doing wrong?
DestinationProperty must be the name of a row in your Directory table,
it isn't a formatted string that gives the location of the directory.
So to fix your problem, add a Directory element that defines
[PATH]\dir and then reference this in your CopyFile element.
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