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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - ATTRIBUTE
1 Syntax: ATTRIB +R-R+A-A T:P\F/S
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 /S Files in Subdirectory.
5 Use command to display or change Attribute of
specified Target File.
6 Parameters: +R Read Only
-R Not Read Only
+A Archive
-A Not Archive
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - BACKUP
1 Syntax: BACKUP S:P\F T:/PARAMETERS
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 /A Add to Backed Up Files.
/D:MM-DD-YY Files Modified Since Date
/M Files Modified Since Backup.
/S Files in Subdirectory.
5 Use command to back up specified Files from
Source Drive to Target Drive. Do not confuse
with DISKCOPY or COPY commands.
6 Source and Target Drives must be unique.
7 Files saved with the BACKUP command must be
restored with the RESTORE command.
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - COMPARE
1 Syntax: COMP S:P\F T:P\F
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 N/A
5 Use command to compare specified Source Files
to specified Target Files. Use DISKCOMP to
compare entire diskettes.
6 If start of Path back slash (\) is omitted,
Path and File name must both be entered.
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - COPY
1 Syntax: COPY S:P\F T:P\F/A/B/V
2 Above syntax applies to Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 /A Copy Files as ASCII (Text).
/B Copy Files as Binary.
/V Copy Files and Verify.
5 Use command to copy specified Files from
Source to Target. Do not confuse with BACKUP
command.
6 If start of Path back slash (\) is omitted,
Path and File name must both be entered.
Files may also be renamed during this process.
7 To view and copy Files, depress the C Key while
holding the ALT Key. FILE MANAGEMENT MODULE
will be loaded.
ALT C
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - DELETE
1 Syntax: DEL T:P\F or ERASE T:P\F
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell only.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 N/A
5 Use command to delete specified Target Files.
6 To view and delete Files, depress the D Key
while holding the ALT Key. FILE MANAGEMENT
MODULE will be loaded.
ALT D
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - MOVE
1 Syntax: N/A
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 N/A
5 Use command to move specified files from
Source to Target. Files may also be renamed
during this process.
6 If start of Path back slash (\) is omitted,
Path and File name must both be entered.
7 To view and move Files, depress the M Key while
holding the ALT Key. FILE MANAGEMENT MODULE
will be loaded.
ALT M
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - RECOVER
1 Syntax: RECOVER D:P\F
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 N/A
5 Use command to recover specified Source Files
with defective sectors. Editing of File data
may be necessary after this process.
6 During a read operation, the following message
may indicate that a File has defective sectors.
Other problems may also exist.
ERROR READING A:
ABORT, RETRY, FAIL?
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - RENAME
1 Syntax: RENAME D:P\F F or REN D:P\F F
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 N/A
5 Use command to change Old File Names to
New File Names.
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DOS COMMAND SHELL - FILE
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FILE - RESTORE
1 Syntax: RESTORE S: T:P\F/PARAMETERS
2 Above syntax is for Non-Shell environment.
3 Options/Parameters apply to all environments.
4 /M Files Modified Since Backup.
/S Files in Subdirectory.
5 Use command to restore specified Files from
Source Drive to Target Drive. Do not confuse
with DISKCOPY or COPY commands.
6 Source and Target Drives must be unique.
7 Only Files saved with the BACKUP command may be
restored with the RESTORE command.
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