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The copy command problem
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Name: charles_cp
Date: April 21, 2003 at 23:07:07 Pacific
Subject: The copy command problemOS: win 2000 proCPU/Ram: 700/256 |
Comment: COPY I006_1.txt + I006_2.txt + I006_3.txt I006.txt I use this command to combo three text file to the I006.txt. I discover the last line of the I006.txt have a square. Have any batch command cam edit the text file and auto to delete the square?
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Name: JackG
Date: April 22, 2003 at 12:51:42 Pacific
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Reply: The "square" is a DOS "end of file" character inserted by the DOS COPY command when copying TEXT files. You seem to be working with (or expect) Binary files format (Windows tends to treat all files a Binary), so you must tell the DOS COPY command that you want a Binary file, not a Text file. (See COPY /? for help.) Try: COPY I006_1.txt + I006_2.txt + I006_3.txt /B I006.txt If the input files are binary files and may contain the "end of file" character anywhere in the files, it may be necessary to include an additional /B before the list of files to be concatenated together, to prevent DOS COPY from truncating one or more of the files when it sees an "end of file" character 1Ah.
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