If I have a folder tree and files on drive C that I want to copy over to, say, drive D and maintain the tree structure and file placements, ...how?
Regards,
Chuck Billow
Regards,
Chuck Billow
Glad you got it solved....
do you not want to see the command or the actual files being copied?
Format: WINDOW [ MAX | MIN | RESTORE | HIDE | TRAY | TOPMOST | NOTOPMOST | TOP | BOTTOM | DETACH | /POS=left,top,width,height | /SIZE=rows,columns | /TRANS=n | /FLASH=type,count | "newtitle" ]
newtitle
A new title for the window
height
New height of window
width
New width of window
left
New position of the left border of window
top
New position of the top border window
rows
New height of window
columns
type
count
New width of window
Type of window flash
Number of times to flash the window
/FLASH /SIZE (of screen buffer)
/POS(ition)
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