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Using Technician Interface Software

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Copying a File

Use the copy command to make a copy of a ﬁle. You can use the wildcard

characters

* and ? when issuing the copy command to copy multiple ﬁles. The

new ﬁle must reside on the same diskette as the original. (Use a PC to copy a ﬁle

from one diskette to another.)

Enter the following command to copy a single ﬁle in the present working

directory and rename the new version of the ﬁle:

copy

<old_name.ext> <new_name.ext>

Enter the following command to copy a ﬁle from one directory to another, and use

the same ﬁlename:

copy \

<dir_1>

<old_name.ext>

<dir_2>

Enter the following command to copy a ﬁle from one directory to another, and use

a new ﬁlename:

copy \

<dir_1>

<old_name.ext>

<dir_2>

<new_name.ext>

Examples:

Caution: The system automatically overwrites any ﬁle in the directory that

has the same ﬁlename as the ﬁle you are copying. To avoid overwriting an

existing ﬁle, display the directory and determine the ﬁlenames that are already

in use.

If you enter: The system:

copy conﬁg alt.cfg

Copies the conﬁg ﬁle in the present working directory

and names the new copy alt.cfg.

copy *.* \newﬁles

Copies all ﬁles in the present working directory to the

directory newﬁles.

copy \logf\l6_22.log

\inv\span.log

Copies the l6_22.log ﬁle from the logf directory to the

inv directory and names the new ﬁle span.log.

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