Batch File - Replace old version

Question

I have a Word document that I have created which contains several macros. This file is copied by other employees into different folders on the file server for them to use.  I often make admentments to the master copy and have to email this to everyone
asking them to replace their versions with the latest.  This often doesn't happen meaning they are using an old version which can cause issues.
What I am trying to do is create a batch file that I can run overnight that will search the file server (basically every folder and subfolder where the batch file is created - nothing higher) looking for an old version and replace it with a new
version.  The file name contains the version.
I have been using the below but it does not seem to be working. 
for /F "tokens=*" %%P in ('dir /b /s "Menu v1.9.docm') do copy /Y .\"Menu v1.10.docm" "%%P"
@Pause
This is not something I have written myself as I don't normally write batch files.
Can anyone help?

Answer 1

I think somebody need to learn the basics of Windows.  You need to take some responsibility for understanding and writing your script.
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I'm not sure if i would call creating a batch file the basics of windows.
I'm trying to understand it as best as I can.  I have changed it a bit to see if I can solve it but just can't, hence why I am asking for help.  I understand the process of it and most of the code but not things like Loc=%dI%~pI 
Yes - learning would be helpful. Try the help.  SET /?
I also suggest that, since you are not a trained batch scripter, that you learn PowerShell as it will be easier to understand.  Batch is pretty much obsolete except for those of us that like to play with it.  Iztislike jugging with both hands tied
behind your back.
PowerShell just works and it is much easier to learn.
But, as you wrote in your initial post, you are not a technician and don't care to learn.  You want someone to do it for you.  I recommend looking for a consultant as they will be able to work closely with you to try and get you what you want.
My suggestion is to stop inventing things without a good understanding of how to manage these things in a computer environment.  This solution is built into MSWord if only you would learn how to use it.  Word has global and group templates that
can be changed in one location and will effect every copy of word in the network.  A good office consultant can show you how to use MSWord correctly.  You are using it like a fancy copy of notepad.  Why spend 300+ dollars per copy if you are
only going to use it like notepad.  Notepad and Wordpad are free.
Office is used everywhere because it does all of this for you.  You do not need to "sneakernet" a solution.
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