Robocopy Example

Luis,

You can use the Windows Script Host objects. For instance, the following code runs Notepad and loads a file in it:

Sub Test1

  ' Specify the application and its command line

  ' Don't forget quotes for the arguments that contain spaces

  RunProgram "Notepad.exe ""C:\My File.txt"" "

End Sub



Sub RunProgram(AFileName)

  Set WSH = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

  WSH.Run AFileName, 1, true

End Sub

For more information on running programs with WScript, see MSDN, for example: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee156605.aspx.

A possible alternative is to add robocopy to your project's TestedApps list and then run it as a tested application.