How to make a batch file copy itself?

Im trying to make a batch file with choices but its not working!!! can someone tell me how to do it?

• ok so im good at this stuff but i can seem to get this one im on windows 7 beta so if that dos anything, ok heres my batch file, i just started making batch files this wendesday so its not that impressive yet.here it is... btw if you know any cool commands i can do to also add in put them in too!!! thanks in advance! ECHO WELCOME TO YOUR CHOICE MENU FOR BATCH FILES! pause CLS echo 1) THIS WILL FORCE QUIT ALL APPLICATIONS AND LOGOUT ECHO WARNING SAVE ALL DATA BEFORE DOING THIS!!! ECHO ----------------------------------------… ECHO 2) THIS WILL BACKUP YOU DRIVE AND MAKE A FOLDER ECHO WITH ALL C:\ FILES! choice /c:123 if errorlevel 3 ==C GOTO C if errorlevel 2 ==B GOTO B if errorlevel 1 ==A GOTO A :B color 4 CLS :A color 4 CLS echo THIS OPTION WILL CLOSE ALL APPLICATIONS AND LOGOUT, echo IF YOU HAVE SENSITIVE INFOMATIONS STILL NOT SAVED TO echo YOUR DIRVE PLEASE DO SO NOW OR SUFFER THE CONCEQUENCES!!! PAUSE CLS ECHO GOODBYE! TIMEOUT 1 shutdown /f :B COLOR 2 CLS ECHO THIS OPTION WILL COPY ALL C:\ FILES INTO A FOLDER ECHO CALLED 'C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\BACKUP' PAUSE MKDIR C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\BACKUP @ECHO ON xcopy c:\ C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\BACKUP /E/W/C/I/F/G/H/R/-Y/ @ECHO OFF ECHO OPENING ENCLOSED FOLDER IN... TIMEOUT 3 EXPLORER C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\BACKUP

• Answer:

  I think choice was a Win9X tool only. The way to do it now is: set /p input=Enter a value(1,2,3) if %input% = 1 goto choice1 if %input% = 2 goto choice2 ... goto badinput Also, you'll want quotes around the path names that have spaces in them.