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Subject:	Re: cant copy!
Date:	Fri, 22 Feb 2002 20:25:17 +0100
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On 2002-02-21, Kwelella" <impala AT dfsi DOT net>:

> another question are you familiar with the xxcopy program? im sure you must 
> be,I was under the impression that it did an exact copy ,it also has a 
> CLONE command do you mean xxcopy is of little use for msdos? because i can 
> just us plain old copy command for everything else! xxcopr is supposed to 
> be far superior to the xcopy command.

That might be, I donīt use XXCOPY myself. For me 4DOS COPY and
DR-DOS XCOPY are more than sufficient. If XXCOPY would have a
sector-by-sector copy mode (I donīt know, maybe someone else?),
you could surely use it to copy existing boot floppies.

Greetings,

 Matthias

PS. Whatīs your real name, please? We prefer real names in this forum.

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