Commodore PC 40 - The Diskcopy Command

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lID Press the RETURN key to start the format process.
When formatting is complete, MS·DOS displays the following
prompt:
Volume label (11 character5, ENTER for none)?
[§] Type a label that identifies the contents of this disk (for exam-
ple,
DATA DISK), and press RETURN. MS·DOS then asks:
Format another? (YIN)
[l] Press N (for No) to exit the format program.
Now your disk is formatted and ready to use. Be sure to label it
on the outside cover, and remember to include the volume label
that
you used in step 6. The label will remind you that you have
formatted the disk, and will help you identify its contents.
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Warning The format program destroys any information that is
on a disk. It's a good idea to list the directory of a disk that con·
tains files before you format it; then you will be sure that you
aren't destroying important files.
The Diskcopy Command
You may often need to make copies of entire disks instead of
individual files. You can do this easily with the MS-DOS diskcopy
command. To use the diskcopy command, you must have:
•
an MS-DOS disk
• a disk
you want to copy
• a blank disk to put the copy on
Using Commands 331