For backups to and from a flash memory stick I regularly use a batch file of the form:
COPY /U /S C:\photos\*.* %1\photos\*.*
where %1 is E:, G: etc.
A similar batch file copies new and changed files from the memory stick to the hard drive. Simple and quick, BUT . . .
After a change to or from daylight saving time, this command copies all the files, even ones that haven't been changed for years. For a directory with 300 subdirs and over 8000 files this takes quite a long time. Is there a way to avoid this problem? (I use TC 9.0 on computers with XP-Pro and Win7.)
John Kiernan
London, Canada
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COPY /U /S C:\photos\*.* %1\photos\*.*
where %1 is E:, G: etc.
A similar batch file copies new and changed files from the memory stick to the hard drive. Simple and quick, BUT . . .
After a change to or from daylight saving time, this command copies all the files, even ones that haven't been changed for years. For a directory with 300 subdirs and over 8000 files this takes quite a long time. Is there a way to avoid this problem? (I use TC 9.0 on computers with XP-Pro and Win7.)
John Kiernan
London, Canada
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