What I am trying to do is create a script that when double clicked by a user
will prompt for a project name (i.e. Client5-06-2003) which will then be
used to create a folder on a mapped drive along with a set of subfolders
containing a set of predifined templates.  The whole reason for the script
in to simplify the archive process on our network.

Any comments will be gladly recieved, but please be aware that if I can do
this it's going to be a bit of a learning curve for me.

Regards,

Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

That gives you a handle to the user's file system,
including mapped network drives. You'd need to use
InputBox to get the name of the project.

strProjectName = InputBox("Enter name of project.")

If you want the folder that is created have the name of
the project to be entered, you'd use the following code
(which assumes the destination drive is S:) -

objFSO.CreateFolder "S:\" & strProjectName

To create any subfolders, you'd use the same theory:

objFSO.CreateFolder "S:\" & strProjectName & "\Subfolder1"
objFSO.CreateFolder "S:\" & strProjectName & "\Subfolder2"
etc...

I'm not sure what you mean by "templates" though.... Are
these files that already exist somewhere else and would be
compied to this new folder? If so, you could use something
like:

objFSO.CopyFile "C:/Templates/myTemplate.txt","S:\" &
strProjectName

Go to msdn.microsoft.com/library and do a search
on "FileSystemObject"...

Issues I think you will need to look at given the project you have
outlined are validating the name entered by the client for the folder
name and whether permissions will be a problem for any of the users.

Robert

By my reckoning I should get at least an extra 2 hours down the pub a week.

Thanks  again