4.
HP0OPY4
asks for ihb fiitrspwj ol the file
to
be
cgpied.
Enter
the name,
including
its extension and password, it any,
but
ex-
cluding the drive number
For
a fite nailed TFRT/RAR,
for
example,
type:
TEST/HAS
UUILEBJ
HDCOPV4 copioEs
the
file,
displaying
tho number ot records
it
copies.
5. When
ihe lloppy
diskette
is
full, HDCOPY4 displays:
DESTINATION disk is PULL
-
insert
new
disk
and
hit
<ENT£R>
ffffff SOURCE errors detected and
nerked
(The
second line appears only when
a
source
error
has
occurred,]
Remove Ihe floppy didkotto,
insert
a new one, and press
OEaiEBJ. HDCOPY4 continues unlii all
records
are
copied
-
Each time you
insert
a
ttoppy
diskette. HDCOPY4 checks the
diskette and displays
an error message if any
problem exisls
When finished,
H0COPY4 lets
you know
if
it found any
defective
records. 11 then returns you 1a the) main menu. Press
3£i
to
return
to TRSDOS Ready .
You
now
have
a backup ol your hard disk file
Number
and
label
each floppy diskette with the date and
the
name
of the
file.
The backup file cannot
be used
while
it is on
floppy
diskettes. It
must be restored to hard disk. Because
the
file
is
on more than
one diskette, you cannot restore it In
the
normal
way,
Instead, use
the
READ
option of
HDCOPY4. This
option is discussed in
the
next
section.
Restoring
a File With
HDCOPY4
10
restore a
multiple-diskette
file to its original state on
the
hard
disk,
use the Read in Backup option of
HDCOPY4 as follows:
1
.
Load
the
HDCOFY4 utility Ai the main
menu,
type
fi
(IWf e.R
i.
2. HDCOPY4
asks you to enter the source drive Insert the first
diskette of
the
backup fiia
into
a
floppy
drive and enter that
drive's
number.
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