Moving and Renaming SecFile

Hello,
I have a question regarding Security Files that we load using the ImportSecurity.cmd.
The issue is that the program that we will be using to create a security file will be placing the security file on a different location than the default Planning1 folder where it should be. It could even be on a different share completely - the call has yet to be made.
So, I was wondering if there was a way to write a batch file that would copy the file from its original location (wherever it is placed first) to the planning1 folder where the ImportSecurity.cmd utility exists?
Another question - is there a way to rename the security file from what it originally was to SecFile.txt while moving it to the planning1 folder?
There is a possiblity that we will have more than one security files to be loaded and so each of them will be named different initially in the original location.
Please let me know your thoughts on this.
~ Adella

Thank you John for your response and for sharing the link. It is really simple as you said.
But I am not sure it will be able to copy the file if it exists on a different server. I also came across XCOPY. I think I will read about them more to see which one would meet my requirements.
Thanks again !
~ Adella

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I save pictures a lot, and usually they clutter up on my Desktop until I organize them later into category folders. My folders are like this:
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I'd like to be able to click on the cluttered pictures on my Desktop, select my Automator action (Move and Rename), and then have the Automator pop-up ASK me where I want to put the pictures (because I have a lot of folders, such as "Vacation Pictures," "Pet Pictures"), then ASK me what to rename them. Or, better yet, I want Automator (or maybe another program) to automatically know what to rename the files based on what folder I select to move them to. For example, if I first direct the pictures to be moved to the "Vacation Pictures" folder, in which all the files are Vacation_1, Vacation_2, Vacation_3, etc., I want the program to automatically rename the newly-moved pictures and continue the existing sequence by going Vacation_54, Vacation_55, etc.
So I want Automator to automatically continue the already existing sequence in the folder. After the move, I want it to automatically figure out what the name will be and the sequence number to start on to join the others.
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It's compiling but when I try to run it I get the error: It's not possible to transform "Users/*****/Downloads/Subtitles/" into constant.
Thanks and sorry for my bad english.

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Hello
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Save it as application, drag-drop the files onto it. It will ask you the destination folder and then do its tasks, hopefully.
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H
--SCRIPT
on open aa
main(aa)
end open
on main(xx)
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'x_9.jpg' > 'x_10.jpg' by lexical sorting
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set astid's contents to {"_"}
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set k to item -1
end if
end tell
set astid's contents to astid0
--return m & "_" & 1 + k & x -- w/ extension
return m & "_" & 1 + k -- w/o extension
on error errs number errn
set astid's contents to astid0
error errs number errn
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[http://forum.aumha.org/] 
[http://www.spywareinfoforum.com/] 
[http://bleepingcomputer.com]

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Operating System (including service pack revision): Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium Service Pack 1
Error messages: None
Recent hardware or software changes made to the system: None
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Connection Method: Wireless
Diagnostic Summary
Troubleshooting performed: Yes
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Configuration Summary
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IP Address: Correct
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