Sanyo MBC-550 Series User Manual page 219

specified.
c) If the second option is a full filespec,
the original file is copied to a file
on the default drive with the filename
specified.
2. ASCII and binary files may be arbitrarily combined
by using /B on binary files and /A on ASCII files. A
switch (/B or /A) takes effect on the file it is placed
after and applies to all subsequnet files until another
switch is found.
A /A or /B switch on the destination file determines
whether or not
file. Source files read while /A is in effect have CTRL
Z stripped off. If /A is in effect when the file is
written, a single CTRL Z will be put back.
CTRL Z is placed at the end of the
3. The COPY command also allows concatentation
(joining) while copying. Concatentation is accomplish­
ed by simply listing any number of files as options to
COPY, separated by +. See example 1.
4.
You can also combine several files using wild
cards, into one file. See example 2,3 and 4.
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