Batch-file advice needed please.

In a friend's office, this batchfile copies the folder Bizdocs from drive E on computer1 to drive D on computer2.
xcopy E:\Bizdocs\*.* D:\Weekly_Backup\Bizdocs\*.* /e/s/d/y/q
But I don't understand why it works, because the correct path on computer2 is actually: D:\Backups\Weekly_Backup\Bizdocs

It seems that the script finds the target Bizdocs folder even though it's behind\inside the Backups folder. Can anyone tell me why this works?
Thanks

 

Thanks TonyT. Oh, so I'm not going batty, then The full path SHOULD be there in the script. As you say, maybe the "Bizdocs" folder is mapped?

Anyway, I've replaced the old target drive with a DLink NAS-box (DNS-323) patched into this Win2K network, so I've got to re-do the scripts. I've mapped the DNS-323 as drive Z, so maybe I can just point the source there. But I'll do the full path in the script, I'm sure it can't do any harm (fingers crossed)

Actually, there are a lot of odd things about this Win2KSP4 network; I'm really floundering. I've replaced one ailing machine with an XPP model - now I can't wait for the other four to expire.....

 

My problem (one of 'em, that is!) is that I'm mentally lazy. I know my way around XP pretty well, and I'm learning more every day (and there's NO way I'll be going to Vista or Win7), but Win2K is not an OS I've messed with much. OK, I know it's similar in many ways to XP, but every now and then I'll find something that makes me say, 'Uh, what?', so I'd rather see this friend running an entire lan of XPs, rather than Win2Ks.

OK, I'm off to battle with the old scripts....

Cheers