SAMPLE command and resulting output     | Comments about the output

                                          We are REPLACEing a file called
  REPLACE TUTOR.EXE C:\PROGRAMS           TUTOR.EXE in the current directory
                                          of the default drive to the
    1    file(s) replaced                 PROGRAMS directory on drive C:.
                                          If TUTOR.EXE has been modified since
                                          being REPLACEd, it will copied to
                                          PROGRAMS again.

  REPLACE *.* B:                          THIS REPLACE command copies all files
                                          in the default directory to the
 3 file(s) replaced                       current directory of drive B: that
                                          have been modified since being
                                          copied to B:.

                                          Here we are making a copy of any
  RELACE /A \WORK \FILECAB                files on \WORK that do not already
                                          exist on \FILECAB. Since several
29  file(s) replaced                      did not exist, it was a good idea.


                                          This REPLACE command searches all
  REPLACE /S D:\TMP\NAMES D:              directories that exist on D: for
                                          a file named NAMES, and replaces 
5   file(s) replaced                      them with the recently updated
                                          version. You cannot use /A and
                                          /S on the same REPLACE command.
