Purpose: Creates an exact, sector-by-sector copy of a floppy disk as a single hard-disk based file for modem transmission or multiple floppy duplication (2FILE); writes (while formatting) and verifies such a stored file onto a diskette (2FLOPPY). 2FILE and 2FLOPPY support all 5.25-inch and 3.5-inch DOS diskette formats.
Format 2FLOPPY d: [e:][\path\]filename[.ext] [/number] [/q] [/v]
Remarks: The d: parameter is the drive containing the floppy disk to be formatted and written to. The filename is that of the 2FILE source file, which is assumed to be located on the currently-logged hard disk and directory unless the e: and/or \path\ parameters are supplied. The 2FILE source is presumed to have the default .FLP extension unless an .ext is specified.
The optional /number parameter is used when a number of floppy diskettes are to be made from the same 2FILE source. Values for /number may range from 1 through 32,767 (default: 1). The user will be prompted with a message and a beep to insert new floppies, as needed. To silence the beep, use the /q parameter. Copies are verified unless the /v parameter is specified. The /q and /v switches may be entered in either upper- or lower-case.
