COPY     Used to DUPLICATE files (Format 1), access
         DEVICES (Format 2) and to CONCATENATE (merge)
         files (Format 3).

Format: 1) COPY [/*] SourceFile [/*] [DestFile] [/**]
        2) COPY [/*] Source [/*] [Dest] [/**]
        3) COPY [/*] SFile1+SFile2+..[/*] ConFile [/**]

Note:   [/*] = /A /B Switches [/**] = /A /B /V Switches


   /A  when used with SourceFile, Source, or SFile1,
       SFile2, etc. tells DOS to read data up to, but
       not including, the first Ctrl-Z (end-of-file)
       character and to treat the file as an ASCII file.

   /A  when used with DestFile, Dest, or Confile tells
       DOS to write a Ctrl-Z at the end of the file.

   /B  when used with SourceFile, Source, or SFile1,
       SFile2, etc. tells DOS to copy the entire file
       up to, and including, the last Ctrl-Z.

   /B  when used with DestFile, Dest, or ConFile will
       ensure that a Ctrl-Z is NOT written to the file.

   /V  tells DOS to VERIFY that all of the specified
       files were copied successfully.

   [Source] and [Dest] parameters can be either file
   specifications/names or can specify a DEVICE, such
   as CON (monitor) or PRN (printer attached to Lpt1).

   [ConFile] is the concatenated file that is created
   as a result of merging/concatenting the files that
   were specified as SFile1+SFile2+SFile3, etc.

Example:        COPY *.* A:

   Creates duplicates (copies) of ALL files contained
   in the CURRENT directory and places them on the
   diskette residing on drive A.

Example:        COPY MYFILE.TXT D:\WPBAK\TEXT

   Duplicates the file in the CURRENT directory named
   MYFILE.TXT and places it in the \WPBAK\TEXT sub-
   directory on drive D.

Example:        COPY *.TXT *.BAK

   Creates duplicates of ALL files that have a .TXT
   ext in the CURRENT directory and RENAMES the new
   files with a *.BAK extention. (You now have a
   complete backup set (.BAK) of all your .TXT files.)


Example:        COPY CON TEXTFILE.TXT

   Creates a file named TEXTFILE.TXT that contains the
   keystrokes that you type onto the monitor screen.
   While on a BLANK line, press the F6 key and <ENTER>
   and everything appearing on the screen will be
   copied to a file named TEXTFILE.TXT.

Example:        COPY TEXTFILE.TXT LPT1

   Sends the contents of TEXTFILE.TXT to the specified
   DEVICE, which in this case is your printer. The
   entire contents of this file will now be printed.

Example:    COPY CHAP1.TXT+CHAP2.TXT NOVEL.TXT

   Creates a new file named NOVEL.TXT that contains ALL
   of the data from the CHAP1.TXT and CHAP2.TXT files.
