question archive Use the XCOPY command to copy your
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Use the XCOPY command to copy your .txt files with the archive attribute set to the ITN106 directory (all one command). Screen print and paste here.
need help on how to do this command?
Assuming ITN106 is a directory in drive A:, here is the command: xcopy A:\*.txt A:\ITN106
Since the xcopy command creates files with the archive attribute set, whether or not this attribute was set in the source file, there is no need to add parameter /a to the command.