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PART 7 USING MS-DOS 7.7.5 DISKCOPY : Making Backup Copies of Your Disks It is strongly recommended that you make copies of your disks and store the original disk in a safe place. If the disk becomes damaged or information stored on the disk is accidentally erased, you still have all the information on your original disk. The DISKCOPY command duplicates the contents of a disk to another disk. You can use this command to copy both your MS-DOS system disk or a disk that contains your own files. The instructions below assume that you make a copy of your disk by using the built-in disk drive. You need two disks as follows. o Source disk is the original disk of which you will make a copy. o Target disk is one that will become the work disk. When you use the DISKCOPY command, it is recommended that you set the write protection tab of the source disk to make sure that your source disk is not accidentally written on. 7-36

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PART
7
USING
MS-DOS
7.7.5
DISKCOPY
:
Making
Backup
Copies
of
Your
Disks
It
is
strongly
recommended
that
you
make
copies
of
your
disks
and
store
the
original
disk
in
a
safe
place.
If
the
disk
becomes
damaged
or
information
stored
on
the
disk
is
accidentally
erased,
you
still
have
all
the
information
on
your
original
disk.
The
DISKCOPY
command
duplicates
the
contents
of
a
disk
to
another
disk.
You
can
use
this
command
to
copy
both
your
MS-DOS
system
disk
or
a
disk
that
contains
your
own
files.
The
instructions
below
assume
that
you
make
a
copy
of
your
disk
by
using
the
built-in
disk
drive.
You
need
two
disks
as
follows.
o
Source
disk
is
the
original
disk
of
which
you
will
make
a
copy.
o
Target
disk
is
one
that
will
become
the
work
disk.
When
you
use
the
DISKCOPY
command,
it
is
recommended
that
you
set
the
write
protection
tab
of
the
source
disk
to
make
sure
that
your
source
disk
is
not
accidentally
written
on.
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