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EMCOPY COMMAND
13.3 -- Messages
here.
COPYING FILE:
<nam~J
During
the
~ntire
diskette
copy
mode,
this
message
monitors which riles are being copied to
the MDOS diskette.
COPY <nameJ
?
SUFFIX?
During the selected file copy mode,
this
p~ompt.
allows
the
operato~
to
choose which files get
copied.
Any"
r-esponse
will cause <name:>
to
be
copied.
Any other response will cause <name/ to
be bypassed.
This
prompt
allows
the
user
to
specify
an
explicit two-character suffix during the selected
file copy mode.
A
response
of
carriage
return
only
will
cause
the
de-Fault su-Ffix liEDii to be
used.
ATTRIBUTES?
This prompt allows the user to
specify
explicit
attributes
during
the
selected file copy mode.
The attribute letters
"All,
"C",
"D",
or
"RI!
can
be
entered.
A response of carriage return only
will cause the "A" attribute to be used.
NO MORE FILES
The EDOS
director~
has been exhausted during
the
selected file copy mode.
13.4 Examples
The
following
e.xample
illustrates
how
the single file
TEST? from an EDOS diskette would be
copied
into
the
file
TESTPROG. SA on an MDOS diskette.
EMCOPY
TESTP,TESTPROG.SA
The
MDOS file will be allocated segmented space.
It will be
in the ASCII record
~ormat.
The file may be delete protected
iT the EDOS fi le had the "Permanent Attribute" set.
The
,i
s cop
i
e d.
file names
that <name
following example shows how an entire EDOS diskette
The first two fi les are no.t . cop ied
since
their
are not valid MDDS file names.
It should be noted
1> is not specified.
Thus,
in order to specify
a
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