				MOVE

The MOVE external command is used to move files (created in a new location 
and deleted from the old). Few versions of DOS have this command. (See the
MOVFIL topic for a batch file which can move files.)

MOVE [d1:][pathname1]filename1[.ext1] [d2:][pathname2]filename2[.ext2] 
or
MOVE [d1:][pathname1]filename1[.ext1] ... [d2:][pathname2]
      \____________________________/	   \____________/
	         \source/		    \destination/

[d1:][pathname1]filename1[.ext1] ... is the source file or files.  Multiple 
    files can be moved by listing them or using wildcard characters when the
    destination is a directory.

[d2:][pathname2]filename2[.ext2] is the destination file. One source file
    can be moved.

[d2:][pathname2] is the destination directory the source file(s) are moved to.

MOVE will not 
    destroy an existing destination file
    move a file to a non-existant directory
    move a file to itself. 
MOVEing an empty file may or may not work.
