Summary: I want to copy like this: copy file.txt \\XXbdc\share\file.txt where XX must be replaced from a list like this: AA AB AC etc. Can this be done i a bat...
Summary: thank you very much x86 - only i still cant figure it out (boy do i feel dumb today lol). The 386 computer boots from a floppy in drive a. That seem...
Summary: I'm trying to copy a file from my C drive to a floppy, but get an error when doing so. I'm typing copy C:\Windows\Desktop\WARIOW~1.TXT A:\ and get the...
Summary: Hello, I am trying to figure out how to copy file a.txt from floppy to x:\dir\a1.txt. Of course, the first time is easy. However, I need the bat to ...
Summary: Glenn will croak.........lol go into dos and type xcopy /? |more for all the options. In windows, Go to Start. Then run. Type in the following. (full...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06 and v2.15 Reference Rev 4.2 updated 1 Sept, 2004 by madmaxUSB =========== For a brief history on ...
Summary: I have tried to create a batch file: copy %filename% c:\files and put it in the send to folder however it does not work (I dont have the correct %...%...
Summary: I have got the following issue What I have, is a cd-rom, containing a bunch of files. What I need: some of these files (wildcard notation known in adv...
Summary: i tried out that script in another machine and it was goin fine and when i execute it using your syntax it shows that everything is fine... like c:\cd...
Summary: This will do EXACTLY what you're after, here's the README from the D/L: THE HANDY DANDY ANALOGX NEWMOVE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Have you ever...
Summary: My IBM came with Windows 2000 Pro as a partition on the hard drive.....it's not on CD. I've always thought it would be nice to have it on a CD in case...
Summary: My IBM came with Windows 2000 pro as a hidden partition on the hard drive. I've always thought it would be nice to have it on a cd in case my hard dr...
Summary: ... Now it sayd (and this doesn't look like an intelligent website that can understand the english language, that posting the same message twice can r...
Summary: Xcopy is part of the standard DOS package since DOS5 - it's an external command (xcopy.exe), normally found in C:\DOS or C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND depending...
Summary: Depends how large your directory is, if your copying to A:drive, the floppy might not be able take all of the data,and you would get an "Insufficient ...
Summary: Hi, hope you can help me out here... An example, I have a .jpg file that is located under E:\Area and I want to copy it to subdirectories, like E:\are...
Summary: Hi Nuts Nice Name This will work for MsDos or the Command Prompt The three for loops are on one line. The First copies to folders 000-999 The Second ...
Summary: Using XCOPY, I can manage to copy all the .MP3 files from one drive to a single folder, including the ones in subdirectories. However, a directory str...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06, v2.15 and v2.20 Reference Rev 4.6 updated 3 Nov 2005 by madmaxUSB =========== Recapped from http:...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to find a way to merge two music collections containing mp3 and wma files but without duplicating songs. So if one collection has Son...
Summary: Press Win key(next to the Ctrl key) and the E key at the same time.The Computer tree is all there. In the LEFT hand panel click on the drive to copy f...
Summary: I would like to be able to copy entire directories, however, when i try to use xcopy i get 'incorrect version'. I am unable to figure out how to get ...
Summary: %1 represents a replaceble parameter inside a batch file. It starts being the first parameter passed to the batch file. So, you could change that XCOP...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06 and v2.15 Reference Rev 4.0 updated 25 Feb, 2004 by madmaxUSB =========== For a brief history on...
Summary: Write protected with laser methods? That's a new one for me. Are you sure the disk is the same size as the one you're trying to copy to? Can you co...
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