It’s a sad day when a web developer like me has to resort to writing batch files. Since I had to write some today, I guess that makes this a sad day? 
Anyway, so I don’t forget, here is a sample script with some notes so I don’t completely forget what I did. The script below takes two file paths as input parameters, then generates a file name using some date manipulation so that file may be moved from the first file path to the second:
rem Clear any previous commands
cls
rem Hide output from showing unless ECHO is used
@echo off rem Name: MoveIt.Bat
rem
rem Purpose: To copy a file from one directory to another.
rem The file name is dynamically created in this script.
rem
rem Variables:
rem %1 = The 'from' file path
rem %2 = The 'to' file path
rem
rem Example:
rem
rem C:\moveit.bat “C:\downloads\“ “C:\uploads\“
rem
rem Create filename for last month's report PDF
set day=%date:~-7,2%
set month=%date:~-10,2%
set year=%date:~-2,2%
if %month:~-2,1% equ 0 set month=%month:~-1,1%
if %month% lss 1 goto error
if %month% gtr 12 goto error
set /a month=%month%-1
if %month% equ 0 set month=12
if %month% lss 10 set month=0%month%
set reportfile=SomeFileName %month%%year%.pdf
set reportpath=%1%reportfile%
rem Move the web report PDF from path %1 to %2
if not exist %reportpath% goto nofile
move %reportpath% %2
rem Create a text file for DIP importing
rem ">" Over-writes the file, ">>" Appends to the file
set dipfile=%2WEBDIP.txt
rem Reset the dates in case they were modified above
set day=%date:~-10,2%
set month=%date:~-7,2%
set year=%date:~-4,4%
set currentdate=%day%/%month%/%year%
rem Write the DIP file directly in the %2 path
echo BEGIN >> %dipfile%
echo DOCTYPE: doctype >> %dipfile%
echo DATE: %currentdate% >> %dipfile%
echo PATH: %reportfile% >> %dipfile%
echo END >> %dipfile%
:error
if errorlevel 4 goto lowmemory
if errorlevel 2 goto abort
if errorlevel 0 goto exit
:nofile
echo The requested PDF report (%reportfile%) was not found
goto exit
:lowmemory
echo Insufficient memory to copy files or
echo invalid drive or command-line syntax.
goto exit
:abort
echo You pressed CTRL+C to end the copy operation.
goto exit
:exit
EXIT
rem Use ‘pause’ to prevent the DOS window from closing
rem pause
Note that this is my first batch file. If it's the worst thing you've ever seen, don't just sit there, help me out! 