Here is
an
example:
To
copy
the file, example.txt, from drive A, user
8,
of
the
hard
disk
to
the
diskette
in drive
C:
1 .
At
AO>
, type: pip
Press RETURN.
2. Type:
c:
= a:example.txt[g8v]
3.
When the asterisk appears, press CTRL and
simultaneously
press
c.
Warm
Boot and
AO>
will
appear.
4.
You
can
check
drive C
for
the file by typing:
dir
c:
Press RETURN.
5.
Go
to
user area 8 on drive C by typing: user 8
Press RETURN.
6.
Type:
dir
Press RETURN .
7.
Label the
diskette
.
Note: A
.$$$ means the
information
was
incorrectly
typed. The file name ap-
pears on the
directory
with
.$$$ as the extent, but no information is in the file.
The BACKUP Program
If
the
file
is
too
big
to
fit
on one diskette, the KAYPRO 10
will
copy as much as
possible
on one diskette, and then prompt
to
insert
diskettes
as necessary
until
the
whole
file is copied.
To
use BACKUP:
1.
At
the
A >
or
B > prompt, type: BACKUP
2. Respond
to
the requests
for
information, using upper case letters.
The last
file
to
be put on
diskette
will
be numbered (e.g.,
001).
It
would
be
wise
to
number your
diskette
labels accordingly.
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