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MACOPY for DOS Version 1.0
Written by John McNamara
MÄC's Place BBS
(919) 891-1111
Dual Standard HST
Home of the C programmer
7000+ Files
Specializing in UNIX and DOS
If your a "C" programmer for either UNIX or DOS and haven't visited
MÄC's Place BBS, you are missing something special. Give us a call !!
This program is released as FREEWARE. Which means its free to distribute,
to anyone you want. However it is copyrighted and can not be changed,
modified, renamed, dissasembled or in anyway reverse-engineered.
PURRPOSE: Search all drives and directories for a file(s) and copy
it over to a different location.
I have a very large BBS, many files all over the place. Nothing
annoyed me more than having to locate files from my HDs and copy them
onto floppies. I found myself doing, "whereis thisfile" or "whereis
thatfile" and then copying that file over to a floppy or another directory.
First of all my whereis program only worked on the current drive. So
I wrote MACWHERE (Searches all drives). Now I'm thinking that if I'm
searching all drives and directories to begin with, why not throw
a small program together to search for a file(s) on every drive and/or
directory and copy it where I want to. Thus the birth of this small
program MACOPY. Know you have a file somewhere ?? want to put it on
drive A: ? do it in one step.
USAGE: MACOPY <file(s)> <Target Dir>
<file(s)> = any valid DOS filename, including all wildcard combinations
NO PATHS JUST FILES !! i.e. *.* or *.zip or mac*.?ip
<Target Dir> = Any valid, formatted, existing dos path. Must include
drive identifier i.e. a: or d:\mac
NO FILE NAMES
Fully Network compatible, Lantastic, Novell, 3Comm etc
MACOPY.EXE
Copyright (c) 1992 John W. McNamara
All Rights Reserved