What is the DOS command to copy a file to all subdirectories under a root directory?
COPY FILENAME /???
What parameter should be added?
COPY FILENAME /???
What parameter should be added?
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If you don't need the subdirectories under those subdirectories, you can do this:
for %f in (*.*) copy FILENAME %f\NEWNAME
If you do need that, then:
dir *. /b/s>1.bat
Then edit it yourself in WPS, search for "^P^M", replace it with "^P^Mcopy FILENAME " (note the space)
Then adjust the first line and the last line yourself
for %f in (*.*) copy FILENAME %f\NEWNAME
If you do need that, then:
dir *. /b/s>1.bat
Then edit it yourself in WPS, search for "^P^M", replace it with "^P^Mcopy FILENAME " (note the space)
Then adjust the first line and the last line yourself
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