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• [DOC File]Introduction to the Operating Systems:

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  Copy all files with an extension of . ps1. from . Drive C to Drive . E. (Use either the . copy . command or the . xcopy . command. The xcopy command is the better one to use here.) For example files like profile.ps1 or types .ps1 . Before. the files are copied across use the . echo. command to tell the user you are doing so. Run the batch program. Modifications

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• [DOC File]LAB 12 MSDOS

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  20) xcopy: Copies files and directories, including subdirectories. Example usage -> xcopy c:\Perl c:\Perl2. This command will copy all files within the c:\Perl directory, along with all subdirectories and their associated files. A sampling of options for xcopy is as follows: /p : Prompts you to confirm whether you want to create each ...

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• [DOC File]Introduction

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• [DOC File]Eddie Jackson

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• [DOC File]Introduction To Windows XP

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• [DOC File]Ch 7 Using ATTRIB, SUBST, XCOPY, DOSKEY and the Text Editor

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  XCOPY. Copies both files and subdirectories. Copies files specifically by date and only files that have changed since last time XCOPY was used. Can recreate subdirectory structures and can copy files with attribute bit set. Provides overwrite protection. By default will not copy system or hidden files but can be used to perform file operations on them.

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• [DOC File]Command line reference for Oracle, Windows, Linux and OS X

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  Copies entire disk - all files/subdirectories. Can be used on floppy disks. COPY. Backs up files from floppy disk to floppy disk. Copies specific files in specific directories on hard disk. XCOPY. Covered later in book. Never use MOVE for backup purposes. Removes files from original location. End up with only one copy of data files.

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• [DOC File]Ch 6 Using DEL, REN, MOVE, and RD /S

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• [DOC File]Ch 7 Using ATTRIB, SUBST, XCOPY, DOSKEY, and the Text Editor

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• Xcopy Command (Examples, Options, Switches, and More)

  XCOPY is faster than COPY. Reads all source files into memory and then copies them as one group of files. By default will not copy system or hidden files. Advantages of command line over Explorer. Drag and drop problems. Miss destination. Easier to key in commands. Can perform file operations on group of files rather than one file at a time. XCOPY syntax.

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