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Copy
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This
command
copies source-file into the
new
file
defined by
destination-file.
This allows you
to
copy
a
file
from one
disk
to another, using a
single drive
if
necessary. (In the
latter
case,
you must
include drive
specifications
in
both
file
specifications.)
For
single-drive systems (Drive
0),
both
diskettes
must
contain
trsdos.
(i.e.,
Data
diskettes aren't allowed
in
Drive
0.)
Examples
COPY
OLDFILE/BAS NEWFILE/BAS
Copies oldfile/bas
into a
new
file
named
newfile/bas. trsdos
will search
through
all
drives for
oldfile/bas,
and
will
copy
it
onto
the
first
disk
which
is
not write -protected
COPY
NAMEFILE/TXT
:1
This
command
specifies a
file
named
namefile/txt
to
another
disk.
COPY FILE/EXT
:0
:
i
This
command
copies file/ext
from
Drive
to
Drive
1
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