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I. First, format a blank diskette ("destination" diskette) for the diskcopy.
Follow the instructions in "Preparing a Diskette with Format."
2. With the computer turned on and the System Manager screen showing,
insert a diskette that includes the DISKCOPY program into the
built-in disk drive on the right side of the computer.
3. Press[Q] for the Options command to initialize the disk drive. Type A
as the drive name, and press I
ENTER
I.
The System Manager screen is
redrawn to include only the system files (applications) and the files on
the diskette.
4. Use the arrow keys to place the cursor over DISKCOPY, and pressITJ
for the Copy command. The screen shows:
Press I
ENTER
Ito copy the file to RAM.
(If you do not enter a to filename in the COpy command, COPY
defaults to the same filename, without the drive name - a RAM file.)
5. Press
[TI]
to redraw the System Manager screen. The DISKCOPY
program appears on the screen.
6. Now, place the cursor over DISKCOPY, and press[[] for the Run
command. The D1SKCOPY fields appear.
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A
7. A is the default for both diskcopy drives. Press I
ENTER
Ito begin the
diskcopy. The screen shows:
Insert source disk and type Y to continue
8. Press the Disk Release Button on the right side of the computer, and
remove the diskette containing DISKCOPY.
9. Now, insert the diskette you want to copy (the "source" diskette), and
press
W.
The screen shows:
Reading...
10. After a few moments, the screen shows:
Insert destination disk and type Y to continue
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