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- SAMPLE command and resulting output | Comments about the output
-
- COPY FILE1.TXT+FILE2.TXT FILE3.TXT COPY can concatenate many files to
- create one new file. This command
- 1 file(s) copied combines FILE1.TXT and FILE2.TXT into
- a new file called FILE3.TXT.
-
- COPY *.TXT BOOK COPY will concatenate all the files in
- the current directory with the .TXT
- 8 file(s) copied extension into the new file BOOK. The
- files will be copied in the order
- that they appear in the directory.
- NOTE: the destination file cannot have
- an extenson of .TXT or COPY will fail.
-
- COPY EXISTING.TXT+CON COPY will accept input from the
- keyboard, until a Ctrl-Z characater
- 1 file(s) copied is entered, and append it to the end
- of the file EXISTING.TXT.
-
- COPY /B FILE1.TXT+,, Two commas used with "+" will perform
- an in-place COPY, updating the file's
- 1 file(s) copied last reference date. "+==" will also
- work. NOTE: The /A option is assumed.