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Except for its obvious purpose, the '''copy''' utility is also useful for concatenating files; this can come in handy when producing disk images, for instance. To illustrate the point, suppose we wanted to produce a file called ''foobar'' from files ''foo'' and ''bar''; we would use the following command: |
Except for its obvious purpose, the '''copy''' utility is also useful for concatenating files; this can come in handy when producing disk images, for instance. To illustrate the point, suppose we wanted to produce a file called ''foobar'' from files ''foo'' and ''bar''; we would use the following command: |
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<source lang="dos">copy foo+bar foobar</source> |
<source lang="dos">copy /b foo+bar foobar</source> |
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== diskcopy == |
== diskcopy == |
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