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Copy the srbUVTransfer file you just downloaded into your Maya preferences "Script" folder. Open maya and then open the script editor. type "srbUVTransfer;" into the script editor without the quotations. Remember to include the semi-colon at the end. highlight srbUVTransfer; in the script editor and hit ctrl+enter to run it or highlight it and then middle mouse drag it onto your shelf to create a button. Run it and just do as it says when the dialog opens. Select your source geometry and choose "Add Source Objects". Now select all your target meshes and select "Add Target Objects". Choose "Transfer One to One" if you are transfering from one mesh to another, or choose "Transfer One to All" to transfer the UVs from the source object to all the selected target objects.
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