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-====== Introduction (File Operations) ====== 
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-This page describes the use of the “File Operations” tool in Bizweaver. Information regarding the associated File Reader and File Writer tools is found in separate documents. 
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 ====== File Operations Tool ====== ====== File Operations Tool ======
  
-The **File Operations** tool provides three standard Windows file operations and one operation specific to Bizweaver. The fields displayed in the File Operations tool will change depending on the function.+The **File Operations** tool provides four standard Windows file operations and one operation specific to Bizweaver. The fields displayed in the File Operations tool will change depending on the function.
  
-The standard Windows operations are Copy, Move, and Delete. The Bizweaver function is named Get.+The standard Windows operations are Get, Copy, Move, and Delete.
  
 ===== Copy and Move ===== ===== Copy and Move =====
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   - Select the desired operation (Copy or Move) from the “Operation” drop-down list.   - Select the desired operation (Copy or Move) from the “Operation” drop-down list.
   - Enter or select a **Source Path** (folder where the files are located).   - Enter or select a **Source Path** (folder where the files are located).
-      - The source path can be anywhere on the local network, but the user executing the workflow must have the appropriate access.+      - The source path can be anywhere on the local network, make sure the user executing the workflow must have the appropriate access.
   - Enter a **File Name**.   - Enter a **File Name**.
       - Standard Windows wildcard operators can be used to identify multiple files.       - Standard Windows wildcard operators can be used to identify multiple files.
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