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PART 7 USING MS-DOS 7.7.6 COPY : Copying Files By using the COPY command, you can make a back-up copy of one file instead of the whole disk. You can copy a file to the same disk or to another disk. 7.7.6.1 Copying Files to Same Disk (1) Make sure that prompt A> is displayed. The COPY command is an internal command and you need not have the MS-DOS system disk in the drive. (2) Insert a disk containing the file to be copied into drive -A. (3) Lets assume that DEMO is the name of the file you want to copy, and that the copy is to have the file name DEM01 Type Copy demo demol and then press the Enter key. Note that you type the original file name first and the back-up file name second. Separate these file names with a space. 7-40

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PART
7
USING
MS-DOS
7.7.6
COPY
:
Copying
Files
By
using
the
COPY
command,
you
can
make
a
back-up
copy
of
one
file
instead
of
the
whole
disk.
You
can
copy
a
file
to
the
same
disk
or
to
another
disk.
7.7.6.1
Copying
Files
to
Same
Disk
(1)
Make
sure
that
prompt
A>
is
displayed.
The
COPY
command
is
an
internal
command
and
you
need
not
have
the
MS-DOS
system
disk
in
the
drive.
(2)
Insert
a
disk
containing
the
file
to
be
copied
into
drive
-A.
(3)
Lets
assume
that
DEMO
is
the
name
of
the
file
you
want
to
copy,
and
that
the
copy
is
to
have
the
file
name
DEM01
Type
Copy
demo
demol
and
then
press
the
Enter
key.
Note
that
you
type
the
original
file
name
first
and
the
back-up
file
name
second.
Separate
these
file
names
with
a
space.
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