snapbin.cmd - Snap Tree from US to INTL
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Usage: snapbin.cmd -n buildnum [-s SourceTree] [-t TargetTree] [-f SnapList]  
                  [-y BuildBranch] [-B bldinfo] [-L] [-i] [-d]
	-n Build Number : The Build Number you snapshot
	-s Source Tree : Source Tree
	-t Target Tree : Target Tree
	-f SnapList : A snaplist file contain which files or dirs excluded
	-y BuildBrahcn : Branch to snap the build from. Default %_BuildBranch% 
	-B bldinfo : A bldinfo file should be create after snapshot
	-L : Include robocopy log into logfile
	-i : Incremental 
        -d : Debug. Display the robocopy command without running it. Useful
             when you  encountered the error and willing debug it.   
        -N : use NET access to release server(s) to determine the snap location.
             Default behavior is rely on DFS. 
        -B : specify the release server to form the snap location. Only used when -N
             flag set 


	-? Displays usage

Example:
1. Snapshot US 2121
C:\Win2K3\NT\tools\postbuildscripts\snapbin.cmd -n 2121
2. Snapshot US 2222 with userlst.txt incrementally
C:\Win2K3\NT\tools\postbuildscripts\snapbin.cmd -n 2222 -f userlst.txt -i
3. Snapshot US 2233 from d:\nt8.binaries.x86fre to f:\nt9.binaries.x86fre 
   with userlst.txt and store buildnumber and time stamp to mynote.txt.
C:\Win2K3\NT\tools\postbuildscripts\snapbin.cmd -n 2233 -s d:\nt8.binaries.x86fre -t f:\nt9.binaries.x86fre -f userlst.txt -B mynote.txt
4. Dummy snap the idx02 build in the Razzle enlisted in main branch.
C:\Win2K3\NT\tools\postbuildscripts\snapbin.cmd -n 3505 -b idx02 -d