                             DISKCOPY

DISKCOPY is an external command that is used to copy everything on one 
diskette to another diskette.  A virtual disk defined to have exactly the 
same number of sectors as a diskette can also be DISKCOPYed. 

DISKCOPY [d1:]		[d2:][/V] [/1]
	 \___/		\___/
	  \source/	 \destination

If d1: and d2: are not specified, all DISKCOPYing will be from and to the 
current default drive (a single drive DISKCOPY). If d1: and d2: are the same 
drive name, a single drive DISKCOPY is done, and you will be prompted to
insert/remove diskettes as necessary.

/V causes DISKCOPY to verify that all data is correctly copied onto
    the destination.

/1 tells DISKCOPY to copy only a single side (the first) of the two 
    diskettes.

The destination diskette will be formatted if required, destroying any 
existing data. DISKCOPY won't work with disks on another computer in a 
network. DISKCOPY should not be used with ASSIGNed, JOINed, or SUBSTed 
disk names.
