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  • January 28, 2008

    How to Copy or duplicate a file?

    How ToYou can use the following command

    C> COPY C:\DIR\SUBDIRECTORY\FILE A:\

    C is the source drive or where you are copying. Copy is the DOS command. C:\DIR\SUBDIRECTORY\FILE is the path where the file is located and A:\ is the destination directory in this case the floppy drive (usually A:\)

    Filed under: Microsoft DOS — John @ 9:24 pm


     

    How to Display the pathname of the current directory?

    Type the letters CD and press enter and you will see the name of the current directory

    Filed under: Microsoft DOS — John @ 9:24 pm


     

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