mwm@raybed2.msd.ray.com (mwm) (01/31/91)
Subject says it all. I can use Windows to do it, but sometimes I don't want to start Windows just to move some directories around. I've tried PC Tools, Automaxx, Xtree, none seem to offer this option, or did I miss it in the documentation. Hopefully a shareware program will do this for me. I have too many file managers already :) Thanks in advance, Mark -- *Mark Marino * The old ranger weathered the storm and he topped the *mwm@raybed6.msd.ray.com * rise by the middle of morn. He saw rippled dunes, *Raytheon Co. * calm and surreal, and a glint of a solitary shaft of *Tewksbury, MA * chromium steel. The Golden Age of Leather
userAKDU@mts.ucs.UAlberta.CA (Al Dunbar) (02/01/91)
In article <2073@raybed2.msd.ray.com>, mwm@raybed2.msd.ray.com (mwm) writes: > > Subject says it all. I can use Windows to do it, but sometimes >I don't want to start Windows just to move some directories around. I've >tried PC Tools, Automaxx, Xtree, none seem to offer this option, or did >I miss it in the documentation. Hopefully a shareware program will do >this for me. I have too many file managers already :) > For phase one, try a DOS program called XCOPY: XCOPY C:"from"here"*.* D:"to"here /s will copy all files from the location on drive C: to drive D:, including all subdirectories and their contents. For phase two (deleting the source) there are lots of utilities available, including PCTools. -------------------+------------------------------------------- Al Dunbar | Edmonton, Alberta | Disclaimer: "I disclaim disclaimers" CANADA | -------------------+-------------------------------------------