Not to my knowledge (scripting). Bear in mind there are various files that make up a profile (possibly a dozen or more, depending on type and options used), and there are inter-dependencies...basically the process of creating profiles is the UI and the wizards in it.
It's unfortunate that you seem to be trying to do this 'from centre', as you could perhaps otherwise use user-variables (and SB Variables that include the user-value), eg
Source: %CSIDL_DESKTOPDIRECTORY%
and
Dest: \\SERVERNAME\UserBackups\%USERNAME%\Desktop\
would let a common profile let Windows do the work. There's no built-in Variable for FireFox Profile (etc), but I imagine you could build a generic string using %USERNAME% that would work for all users - provided it is run on the machine with the account in question 'as' the user in question. Obviously none of this will work if run on a different machine to where the account is, as the variables will instead evaluate to the (admin?) user who is running the profile.
Help > Search > 'variables' (without the quotes) > top hit for a full list. You can also use Windows EVs. See the end of that Help section for caveats. See also the section about Registry values, if they might help.
It's unfortunate that you seem to be trying to do this 'from centre', as you could perhaps otherwise use user-variables (and SB Variables that include the user-value), eg
Source: %CSIDL_DESKTOPDIRECTORY%
and
Dest: \\SERVERNAME\UserBackups\%USERNAME%\Desktop\
would let a common profile let Windows do the work. There's no built-in Variable for FireFox Profile (etc), but I imagine you could build a generic string using %USERNAME% that would work for all users - provided it is run on the machine with the account in question 'as' the user in question. Obviously none of this will work if run on a different machine to where the account is, as the variables will instead evaluate to the (admin?) user who is running the profile.
Help > Search > 'variables' (without the quotes) > top hit for a full list. You can also use Windows EVs. See the end of that Help section for caveats. See also the section about Registry values, if they might help.