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| DOS媒体世界 & 网络技术 （多媒体室） » [Help] How to write a batch file to copy files from a network drive to the workstation's hard drive |
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| Floor1 vocabulary | Posted 2006-11-30 12:23 |
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Dear experts:
If the network drive letter mapped in the DOS workstation is H:\, how to write a batch file (such as c.bat) to copy the specified data in the H:\ drive to the hard drive. For example, the user wants to copy the files starting with ABC in the H:\ drive to the C:\ drive. The user only needs to enter C ABC*, and this batch file will automatically copy the files starting with ABC in the H:\ drive to the C:\ drive. Please give some guidance, thank you in advance! |
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| Floor2 ghostme | Posted 2006-12-10 05:44 |
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Try the following statement by yourself:
@echo off copy "%1*.* h:\ Then when calling, just use c.bat abc, no need to follow with * after that |
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