Copying files to mobile phone

[eugbug]

I want to copy a file, say x.txt to my mobile phone.
How do I specify the destination path in the copyfile method?
The destination folder is Computer\EUGE'S PHONE\c:\gallery\graphics


The code should go something like this, but the destination folder I have specified doesn't work

Dim fso,wshShell,strDesktop
set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
strDesktop = WshShell.SpecialFolders("Desktop")
set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

fso.copyfile strdesktop & "\" & "x.txt", "Computer\EUGE'S PHONE\c:\gallery\graphics"

 

[Zenthar]

First, do you know if your phone even has a C:\ drive? If the phone uses any kind of Linux OS (or Mac OS I think) the base path is simply "/".

That said, when you connect the phone to your PC, does it show as a removable device? If not, you might have to use some manufacturer-specific API if even available.

 

[eugbug]

The phone is a Nokia 6300.
I thing it just supports Java (no Symbian OS).

See image from windows explorer of folder tree

http/eugbug.freewebspace.com/

 

[Zenthar]

Did you have to install anything for your phone to work in Explorer?

If you right-click on any file on your phone and check the Properties, what is the path like beside "Location"?

Can you access this path using the command prompt (DOS)?

 

[eugbug]

I installed the latest version of Nokia PC Suite.
See this link for properties window:

http/eugbug.freewebspace.com

(Can I add an image to a reply on this forum without putting it on a webpage?)

The phone is listed under Computer in Windows Explorer as Euge's Phone but with no drive letter allocation so I can't change to the drive in DOS

 

[Zenthar]

My guess is that PC Suite installs some kind of special extension to Explorer so you can see your phone, but there might be no equivalent for the bare shell.

Unfortunately I don't know enough about VBScript or the internal working of Explorer to give any further advice . I though maybe symbolic link (Vista) or junctions (W2K and up) might be used, but they all require a path as input and "Computer" is probably some special object you cannot browse as a normal browser.

Sorry

 

[eugbug]

Ok, Thanks anyway for replying

 

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[eugbug]

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