Testing in my office. The two folders on the file server - Scans and HomeScans - are not mapped to the workstation and are normally used only by the two network scanners. I thought that, since these were writable by all but not mapped to any, it would be a good test of the Move command on UNC paths. Test code shown below:
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Break On

CLS

'local Drive to UNC' ?
move C:\Temp\tst.txt \\ihwifpsp01\Scans
'Move: ' @SERROR ?
$ = Dir('C:\Temp\tst.txt')
' Src: ' @SERROR ?
$ = Dir('\\ihwifpsp01\Scans\tst.txt')
' Dst: ' @SERROR ? ?

'UNC to UNC' ?
move \\ihwifpsp01\Scans\tst.txt \\ihwifpsp01\HomeScans
'Move: ' @SERROR ?
$ = Dir('\\ihwifpsp01\Scans\tst.txt')
' Src: ' @SERROR ?
$ = Dir('\\ihwifpsp01\HomeScans\tst.txt')
' Dst: ' @SERROR ? ?

'UNC to local Drive' ?
move \\ihwifpsp01\HomeScans\tst.txt C:\Temp
'Move: ' @SERROR ?
$ = Dir('\\ihwifpsp01\HomeScans\tst.txt')
' Src: ' @SERROR ?
$ = Dir('C:\Temp\tst.txt')
' Dst: ' @SERROR ? ?
The three tests are Drive to UNC, UNC to UNC, and UNC to Drive. After each move, the status of the Move command and is displayed, and DIR commands are run to check the source (should be "not found") and destination (should be "success") paths to determine if the file is present. This works for me running as a regular user, with the following rights:
Share Permission - Everyone/Full
NTFS Permission: - SYSTEM & Administrators/Full; Employees/Modify
Works on my network:
 Code:
local Drive to UNC
Move: The operation completed successfully.
 Src: The system cannot find the file specified.
 Dst: The operation completed successfully.

UNC to UNC
Move: The operation completed successfully.
 Src: The system cannot find the file specified.
 Dst: The operation completed successfully.

UNC to local Drive
Move: The operation completed successfully.
 Src: The system cannot find the file specified.
 Dst: The operation completed successfully.
UAC is off by policy on admin & sys-mgmt workstations (mine included).1

Glenn
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Actually I am a Rocket Scientist! \:D