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- echo off
- rem ... This is the batch file KWCOPY.BAT
- verify on
- if %1x==x goto explain
- cls
- echo ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- echo │ Installation of KWIKWRITE Version 4.00 │
- echo │ on FLOPPY DISK %1 │
- echo └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
- echo ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- echo │ If you are not certain you wish to continue, press │
- echo │ CTRL-BREAK. If you are certain you wish to continue, then │
- echo └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
- pause
- copy *.exe %1
- copy *.hlp %1
- copy kwprint.dat %1
- copy KWTYPE %1
- Copy kwtest %1
- copy kw-short.doc %1
- copy kworder %1
- copy kw*.txt %1
- copy *.bat %1
- cls
- echo ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- echo │ COPY OF KWIKWRITE IS COMPLETE! │
- echo │ │
- echo │ Read the file KWLATE.DOC for latest news and info. │
- echo │ │
- echo │ To use KwikWrite on a Floppy Disk Based Machine, │
- echo │ place KwikWrite Program disk in the A: drive. Run │
- echo │ the KWSETUP program to tell KwikWrite where you want │
- echo │ to store your documents. │
- echo │ │
- echo │ For example, on a 2-floppy system, you should store │
- echo │ documents on the B: drive. For a one floppy system, │
- echo │ you should store documents on the A: drive. │
- echo │ │
- echo │ IMPORTANT - IF YOU ARE USING TWO FLOPPY DISKS, place │
- echo │ tutorial files on the disk where you have chosen to │
- echo │ store documents. Use the command KWDOC d: to copy │
- echo │ these files. For example, in a two floppy system, │
- echo │ where the program is in A: and your document disk is │
- echo │ in B:, enter the following command at the A: prompt. │
- echo │ │
- echo │ KWDOCS B: │
- echo └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
- goto end
- :Explain
- echo ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- echo │ The format of this command is: │
- echo │ │
- echo │ KWCOPY d: │
- echo │ │
- echo │ where d: is the name of the disk drive on which you │
- echo │ want the program installed. For example, if you │
- echo │ have the KWIKWRITE disk in the A: drive and want │
- echo │ to install to the disk in the B: drive, the command │
- echo │ would look something like this . . . │
- echo │ │
- echo │ "A>KWCOPY B:" │
- echo └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
- :End
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