Kurzweil K2661 - File Copy

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Disk Mode
Backup and Copy Functions
After you select the Backup mode, you will see a confirmation dialog with all of your selections
so far:
Press|OK|to|start|backup:SCSI|4->SCSI|0
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OK Begin the Backup function according to the parameters on this page.
Cancel Exit to Disk mode.
SetFile Set Backup starting file. This is mainly used when you are backing up files from a
larger SCSI disk to several smaller removable media disks. Once one of the removable
destination disks is full, note the last file that was successfully copied. Enter the
Backup function again, setting up the source and destination path parameters exactly
as before. But this time use the SetFile button to start from the file after the last file
copied.
You will notice that the file list displayed when SetFile is pressed is not in
alphabetical order, but in the actual order the files occur in the directory on the disk:
Dir:\||||||||||||Sel:0/15||||Index:|||1|
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||Set|start|file:ZYXWVUTS|.K26|||||418K|
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|||||||||||||||||ANIMALS||.K26||||1097K|
|Total:9040K|||||VEGGIES||.K26||||2801K|
||||||||Root||Parent||Open|||OK|||Cancel
Find the last file copied from the previous partial backup. Set the list index to one entry past the
location of this file. If this file is already the last entry in the file list, the “next” file to continue
the multi-part backup would be the file or directory that comes after the file list entry for the
currently viewed directory. To find this file or directory, you will need to look in the Parent
directory.
A large SCSI hard disk backed up in this way can be restored by individually backing up the
removable media onto the SCSI hard disk.
Backup and Copy will transfer files much faster if you have cleared your object RAM first using
the Delete Everything command (save any objects in RAM to disk first).
File Copy
The Copy function lets you copy one or more files from one disk to a specified directory on the
destination disk.