Again, look into the use of XCOPY /D since it will do exactly want you need, namlely just copy files that have changed in the source directory but not in the target directory.
Addendum: You mention that the user has no permission to write to the disk. This will imply that you'll need to use either SU or the Task Scheduler to run the synchronization script, it cannot be used during the logon process. You will have the same issue during logoff due to your particular set of permissisons.
[ 12. November 2002, 18:24: Message edited by: sealeopard ]
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