"boka_do" wrote in message
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"Steven Gray" wrote in message
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"Eclipsme" wrote in
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I don't remember an /s switch. How about
COPY /B FILE1.MPG + FILE2.MPG + FILE3.MPG FINAL.MPG ? Don't forget
the
spaces on either side of the + signs.

Sorry, the correct switch is /B for Binary.

COPY FILE1.MPG + FILE2.MPG + FILE3.MPG FINAL.MPG /B

I could be wrong, but I think you need to put the /B where I put it. At
the end, it acts only on the file immediately preceding it. At the
beginning, it acts on everything following until it hits a /A.

--
Steve Gray


use copy /? to find the syntax for the copy command.


This is still unclear, but it appears that Steve may be right, or perhaps it
works either way. The /B switch is available before and after every file to
concatenate. I guess the answer is to just try it and see,

Sorry if I mislead anybody. It has been a while since this knowledge has
been of use.

Harvey