Need help with a .bat file
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Name: Phil
Date: May 10, 2000 at 06:23:37 Pacific
Subject: Need help with a .bat file |
Comment: Problem - have 2 dirs (c:\old , c:\new) and i need to copy files from new -> old.
Have written a batch file that, if exist, copy file with extension .dup (duplicate) and then at end of copy advise me of duplicates.
Works for one file but if i try another (a.abc) and it exists then it tries a.dup
As this exists from a previous copy i am stuck. Transfering 40 files per day and am wondering how it is possible to same and get a.1 , a.2, a.3 etc email me if u can help Cheers Phil
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Response Number 2
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Name: World Library
Date: May 10, 2000 at 13:32:46 Pacific
Subject: Need help with a .bat file
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Reply: (edit)Yes indeed post your bat! It looks, from your discription that the dup extension may be overkill.............. Any number of people here do batch files so you should get a working bug free copy up/running quickly. World Library
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Name: anirban chakraborty
Date: July 15, 2000 at 08:55:58 Pacific
Subject: Need help with a .bat file
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Reply: (edit)i downloaded a movie.to copy into two cd's i split the movie into two cd's.in one cd,i put the larger file of the movie.in the other i put the smaller portion and the .bat and .fsi file.when i copied all these files in one directory and i executed the .bat file a message came on the top left of the ms-dos window with the message "off".how can i join the split files now to see the movie?? please help me.
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