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To: Bicycle who wrote (30183)	11/10/2002 5:52:25 PM
From: Joe Lyddon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110653

XCOPY. . . worked. . . BUT. . . Sample of my procedure. . . Given: M: is my CD-ROM (Write) Run MSDOS cd cd progra~1 cd Netscape cd comm477 m: cd cd prog#740 (result of trying to MD "Program Files") cd netscape cd comm477 c: xcopy . m:/s/e [dir, cd.. etc.] exit 1. You have to create and be in the 1st directory of the destination. 2. Names longer than 8 char's are not copied with the same name. . . it makes another crazy name for it. I'm not worried too much about it. . . it looks like I'm getting the important stuff copied. Oh, I was NOT able to get any DOS help by entering XCOPY \?, XCOPY /?, or XCOPY ? That was my experience with XCOPY. . . Thank you, Joe