Just a little thought as to how to simplify this process further.
I have a little batch file program that I use to copy the files and rename them in one step. It sits as a shortcut on my desktop and a double-click is all that is needed. You still need to find the files as explained above.
The example here is for VISTA, but the code for XP is at the end of the message.
All you need to do is paste the attached three lines of text into Notepad, save its as
ANYNAME.bat, where ANYNAME is a name you will know and recognize, for example CopyShowFiles.bat. Ideally, you should save this BAT file somewhere safe, and create a shortcut to it which you can place where you like. I have mine on my desktop.
xcopy "C:\Users\
YOUR USER NAME\AppData\Local\Temp\psg*.tmp" "
PATH TO WHEREVER YOU WANT TO SAVE THIS FILE\*.px"
Echo "Your files have been copied and re-named"
Pause
The program opens a new window, then the first line copies and renames the files, lines two and three are there just to let you know that the program has worked. If this bit is not there, then it will run so quickly, you do not know if anything has happened. This way the prog tells you it is finished. Lines 2 & 3 can easily be omitted if you wish. Pressing any key will then close the new window.
If you have already copied a particular file over, you will be asked if you want to overwrite the file already copied.
If there are no files to copy it will tell you so (in this case it will also tell you that your files have been copied (I couldn't be bothered removing this bit)
On my own PC, I use
xcopy "C:\Users\Colin\AppData\Local\Temp\psg*.tmp" "G:\ProShow Resources\Shows\*.px"
(Incidentally you need to include the two sets of quotation marks).
I hope this makes sense, and may be of use to someone. Having to explain it in some detail makes it look more complex than it really is. If you know anything about Batch files, it is very very simple. If not, I think it is still worth the effort to follow the instructions as it makes copying/renaming a click away.
If anything doesn't work, or isn't clear please contact me.
Colin
For XP users, the code line should be changed to
xcopy "C:\Documents and Settings\
YOUR USERNAME\Local Settings\Temp\psg*.tmp" "
PATH TO WHEREVER YOU WANT TO SAVE THIS FILE\*.px"