Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 15:24:19 -0600 (MDT)
From: Roger Ivie <IVIE AT cc DOT usu DOT edu>
Subject: [opendos] WfW's 32-bit file access & OpenDOS
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Some time ago, I complained that copying a file from one place to another
on my local hard disk in an MS-DOS box under Windows gave me an error of
"Source and Destination cannot be the same file".

I've just discovered that turning off Windows' 32-bit file access gets rid
of the error; i.e., now that I have 32-bit file access turned off, I can

	C:\BOOGER> COPY ARGH.PRN \WIGGLY

with no problem. With 32-bit file access turned on, this command would give
me the "Source and Destination cannot be the same file" error.

I have left 32-bit disk access on.

FWIW,

Roger Ivie
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