SAMPLE command and resulting output  | Comments about the output

  COPY FILE1.TXT+FILE2.TXT FILE3.TXT   COPY can concatenate many files to
					create one new file. This command 
1   file(s) copied			combines FILE1.TXT and FILE2.TXT into
					a new file called FILE3.TXT.

  COPY *.TXT BOOK			COPY will concatenate all the files in
					the current directory with the .TXT
8   file(s) copied			extension into the new file BOOK. The
					files will be copied in the order
					that they appear in the directory.
					NOTE: the destination file cannot have
					an extenson of .TXT or COPY will fail.

   COPY EXISTING.TXT+CON		COPY will accept input from the 
					keyboard, until a Ctrl-Z characater
1 file(s) copied			is entered, and append it to the end
					of the file EXISTING.TXT.

   COPY /B FILE1.TXT+,,			Two commas used with "+" will perform
					an in-place COPY, updating the file's
1   file(s) copied			last reference date. "+==" will also
					work. NOTE: The /A option is assumed.
