What is the old ms-dos command to....

copy the entire directory including subdir to another one?

I'm in the directory that I want to copy from so...


xcopy *.* c:\007

But this only copied what was in that dir not incoluding the subdir. I need it all.

Man is sucks getting old.

Thanks.

xcopy /?

will give you a list of the switches.

xcopy *.* c:\007 /s /e
is the command you want.

Thanks :clap:::

I'm sure there's a reason you need command line, but ycopy ROCKS apart from being GUI...

http://www.ruahine.com/

You computer types will find it handy if you haven't already used it.

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Originally Posted by tailchaser

I'm sure there's a reason you need command line, but ycopy ROCKS apart from being GUI...

http://www.ruahine.com/

You computer types will find it handy if you haven't already used it.

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Thanks, I hade not heard of that before.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by tailchaser

I'm sure there's a reason you need command line, but ycopy ROCKS apart from being GUI...

http://www.ruahine.com/

You computer types will find it handy if you haven't already used it.

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Yep windows would not finished coping files because of an error of some sort. xcopy was the only command that I knew of. But ycopy look cool.

That earns it two claps :clap::clap:.