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If you copy a file to a different directory without specifying a new name, the file will be copied with the same name. If you attempt to copy a file to the same directory without providing a new name, DOS will cancel the copy and display the message ;
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www.easydos.com/copy.html
www.easydos.com/copy.html
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Makes a backup copy of one or more files. (In DOS Version 6, this program is stored on the DOS supplemental disk.); (Internal); BREAK =on|off; Used from the DOS prompt or in a batch file or in the CONFIG.SYS file to set (or display) whether or not DOS should check for a Ctrl + Break key combination.
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www.easydos.com/dosindex.html
www.easydos.com/dosindex.html
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- used to duplicate/copy file/files or directory from one location to another location.'Location' refer to drive or directory depending on command that have been typed. How we use 'copy' : ... note:the 'c:\' is not necessary if u type the command in drive c:,anyway,'copy' still do what it should do if u type 'c:\'
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members.tripod.com/badpenam/dos4.html
members.tripod.com/badpenam/dos4.html
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From the MS-DOS prompt on any client machine I get the following error when I try to copy a file to the NT server "Extended Error 65". That is not the most fustrating part. Sometimes the server will allow the file to be copied but then truncate it and NOT report an error.
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www.cctec.com/maillists/lanman-l/historical/9503/msg002...
www.cctec.com/maillists/lanman-l/historical/9503/msg00206.html
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A 32-bit utility which has two fixed Windows like a well-known file manager for DOS. Copy, Move, Del, Mkdir, Edit commands, including DOS prompt. It also can execute programs, File Find, ZIP options and more!
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www.freedownloadscenter.com/Utilities/Explorer_Replacem...
www.freedownloadscenter.com/Utilities/Explorer_Replacements/Quick_and_Dirty_File_Manager.html
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I have a DOS script that copies files ending with ".ABC" from one location to another location. Once in the destination location, I "do" things with them. Recently I have been asked to omit some files from the copy operation.
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www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Microsoft_Operating_Systems...
www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Microsoft_Operating_Systems/MS_DOS/Q_23083731.html
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you need to get a copy of xcopy - there are toe files to make xcopy work (my memory is hazy but I think its xcopy.com and xcopy.mod) you will be able to get them of a boot disk (try a win 95 or 98 boot disk) copy them into your c:\dos directory them you can use xcopy commands (including the /s switch)
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www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Microsoft_Operating_Systems...
www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Microsoft_Operating_Systems/MS_DOS/Q_21549785.html
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The starting point has to be the commands that are probably used the most in DOS, to prepare a disk and copy files. Please note that in this discussion we will not cover every possible use of these commands, or every possible switch or argument pertaining ot them.
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www.ahuka.com/dos/lesson8.html
www.ahuka.com/dos/lesson8.html
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MSDOS Commands- FDISK, EXTRACT, DEBUG, ATTRIBUTE, FORMAT ... To copy the file config.bak and move it to a different directory (TEMP folder) type ... As noted in the picture above you can copy the file and rename the file and/or the extension at the same time. The above example shows the extension being rename...
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www.msdos.windowsreinstall.com/how_to_copy_files_in_dos...
www.msdos.windowsreinstall.com/how_to_copy_files_in_dos.htm
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