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Copy command
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Name: Mathieu St-Laurent
Date: August 5, 2000 at 23:05:04 Pacific
Subject: Copy command
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Comment: I just bought a new computer and I want to install windows 98 from a burned copy but there is a file missing so I want to do a flat copy of the disk on my hard drive to install windows from there. I have this file on my other that I've place on a floppy. What are the command to type if i want to copy my folder win98 from the cd to c:>win98 and all the data from the floppy to the same folder. I hope you understand my problem.
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Name: Preston
Date: August 6, 2000 at 03:22:23 Pacific
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Reply: If your CD is the d:\ drive and the Windows 98 files are in the win98 directory, then here it is: copy d:\win98\*.* c:\win98 the *.* will copy all the files found in the d:\win98
directory For the a: floppy drive, copy a:\*.* c:\win98
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