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Which command of MS-DOS is used to copy only files that have been modified on or after the date you specify?

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Date Posted: 2016/02/16
Syed Shamsh Shahab
by Syed Shamsh Shahab , Sales Engineer - Lighting , Al Bait Lighting, Bahrain

Which command of MS-DOS is used to copy only files that have been modified on or after the date you specify?

Answer:  XCOPY/D : date 

Nathan Tchadie Keminfe
by Nathan Tchadie Keminfe , secretaire general , ONG

the answer is XCOPY/D for with MS DOS that was the command to type in other to copy a file

This is very old command , The command used to copy already modified file XCOPY/D : date 

 

Khalid SAYOUD
by Khalid SAYOUD , عامل , مديرية الإدارة االمحلية

The answer is: XCOPY/D : date

ms dos is the very oldest command XCOPY/D : date, these is syntay and switch of xcopy commands

NIRAV BAVISI
by NIRAV BAVISI , Accountant , Gulf Helicopters Company

The command should be XCOPY/D, which allows user to select copy file only after specified date

Mubasher  Hassan
by Mubasher Hassan , Shop Manager , Bata Pakistan Limited

XCOPY/D : date           this command is used to copy files.

Awaiz Ali Mohammed
by Awaiz Ali Mohammed , Senior IT Manager , Aspen Consultancy and Development

XCOPY/D for copying files after specified date

emeke Kelvin akpati
by emeke Kelvin akpati , Internal Auditor , HONEYWELL GROUP/ANCHORAGE LEISURE’S LIMITED COMPANY (RADISSON BLU ANCHORAGE HOTEL)

The command used to copy already modified file is xcopy/d

Michael Rengquijo
by Michael Rengquijo , Sorter Verifier , National Statistics Office

 first ,if are using ms  u have to use bootable diskette to copy the ex :a/> copy b:

khalid habrih
by khalid habrih , comptable , priximo expertise

   but MS DOS is very old  the command: XCOPY/D

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