〈 outfold〉

This is the directory to which the input files will be copied. Like the input folder, it is relative to the default output. If it is `.', then it specifies the current default output folder. (See the description of the `-do' switch. Suppose that the default output folder is set to e:\m. The following are some examples to show how 〈 outfold〉 works:

   .      e:\m
   \r     e:\r
   docs   e:\m\docs
   \      e:\
   d:\    d:\

Here are examples of command lines as you might type them to a shell. (In some shells which expand wildcards, you may need to put them in quotes.)

key a:\ b:\                             Copy disk a:\ to disk b:\
key -di a:\noise -do b:\ *.* .          Copy folder a:\noise and 
                                          all subfolders to disk b:\
key -di a:\ -do b:\ e:\*.pas . *.c .    Copy e:\*.pas and a:\*.c to b:\
key -di a:\ *.c d:\test                 Copy a:\*.c to d:\test\
key -di d:\ -do h:\  . .                Copy d:\*.* to h:\