+1  A: 

Make sure you put quotes around the directory names if they have spaces in them. Also, you may need the -Force parameter to create destination directories if they do not exist.

x0n  2010-07-12 20:23:52
I have implemented the change above and done some more testing. It appears the root issue is that when the path contains "Source", it is never created by the script. I have done some digging and I can not find anywhere that "Source" would be reserved. The workaround for now is to use "Src" instead of "Source". Thanks for the help.
Brian  2010-07-13 12:48:04

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