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peterhol
06-01-1999, 02:00 PM
Create a folder on the HD to hold the contents of the CD.
If D: is the CD drive:
xcopy d:\*.* c:\yourfolder\. /s /e
the /e will copy any empty folders also
a /v switch will do a read/write verification
as well.
Gentle Giant
06-01-1999, 03:33 PM
Here is a page with all the xcopy commands.
http://log.on.ca/users/rhwatson/dos7/z-xcopy.html
socalgal
06-01-1999, 10:23 PM
Good link Gentle Giant, thanx!
Please Help I am having a brain ****. I can't remember the xcopy commands. I want to copy the contents of a cd keeping the file structure and place it on a HD.
Thanks for the rolaids
BC
philipg
06-02-1999, 12:29 AM
BC,
Goto your msdos prompt and type xcopy /? this will give you the syntax use the /p for page pause also.
Jin Vitas
06-02-1999, 12:48 AM
xcopy /s is the one you will prob need to use if you choose to.
sourjon
06-02-1999, 05:07 PM
One other thing to add: If the file name you use has spaces or characters dos does not permit the path must be in quotes or you will get the 'too many parameters' error message.
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