SYS       Used to transfer the two hidden SYSTEM files
          to a diskette or hard disk.

Format:   [D:Path]SYS DestD:

Example:       [C:\>]       SYS A:

   Transfers a copy of the two DOS hidden SYSTEM files
   to the diskette in drive A. (The C:\> prompt includ-
   ed in this example indicates that you issue this
   command from your hard disk.)

Example:       [A:\>]       SYS C:

   Transfers a COPY of the new version of DOS hidden
   SYSTEM files to the Drive C: hard disk. These files
   will replace the existing SYSTEM's files on your
   hard disk by over-writing them.

[*]  The diskette that is to receive these two SYSTEM
   files should either (1) be a data diskette that does
   not contain any other files; or (2) be a system disk
   you wish to update to the DOS version that is on
   your hard disk.

[*]  A diskette that has the two system files on it,
   from using the above SYS command, must now have the
   COMMAND.COM file placed on it in order for the disk
   to be used as a true "SYSTEM's" diskette that is
   capable of "booting" your computer. This applies to
   up-grading the hard disk to newer DOS versions also.

[*]  Exercise EXTREME  C-A-U-T-I-O-N  in the using of
   the SYS command, especially when up-grading the DOS
   version on your hard disk! PC-Wizard's SYS command
   should ONLY be used for creating systems diskettes!
