*COPYD* 
Syntax:    COPYD [/ABCDFHMNPQUVX?] [d:][path]filename...[[d:][path]filename]

Purpose:   Copy one or more files and/or their associated descriptions.

Comments:  COPYD copies or moves 4DOS file descriptions along with the 
           files.  It can also be used for back-up or renaming of files 
           while maintaining their descriptions.  COPYD works like the 
           built-in 4DOS COPY command, with the following exceptions: 
           
                COPYD does not support concatenation of 
                files (the + feature) 
           
                COPYD does not support copying to DOS 
                devices (COM1:, PRN:) 
           
           If there are two or more arguments on the command line, COPYD 
           assumes the last argument is the target.  If there is only one 
           argument, the target is assumed to be *.* in the current 
           directory. 

           COPYD supports the following command line switches: 

           File copy control switches: 
           *    /D -- Copy descriptions only, not files ( -d-> ) 
                /M -- Move files instead of copying, copy descriptions 
                      ( -> ) 
           *    /B -- Copy both files and descriptions (default mode => ) 
                /F -- Freshen existing files at destination 
                /U -- Update specified files to destination 
           +    /A -- Copy all specified files to destination (default 
                      mode) 
           *    /W -- Wipe out description of target file if no source 
                      description 
           +    /K -- Keep description of target file even if no source
                      description exists
           *    /C -- Clean up all description files accessed during 
                      program execution.
           +    /L -- Leave description files unchanged except for 
                      descriptions copied by program.

           Program control switches: 
                /H or /? -- Help, show this help summary 
           *    /P -- Prompt user to choose between different descriptions 
                      for a file 
           +    /N -- No prompt, always copy source description (default 
                      mode) 
           *    /Q -- Quiet, no output to console unless error 
           +    /V -- Verbose, report all actions to console (default 
                      mode) 
           *    /X -- Suppress display of copyright banner 
          
           The last switch appearing takes precedence if there is a 
           conflict (e.g., /DM would result in moving files, not copying 
           descriptions only).  Switches can be intermingled with file 
           names, but all switches are processed before any files, and the 
           final switch settings will apply to all files processed.

           The /F and /U switches only have an effect for a file copy, 
           not a /D or /M.  Switches marked with a + indicate the built-in 
           default modes of operation.  Switches marked with a * can be 
           placed in an environment variable COPYDSW, to alter the 
           program's default mode of operation.  Using a switche on the 
           command line overrides by the built-in default and the 
           environment variable setting.  
           
           Pressing ESCAPE will cancel COPYD after the current file, saving 
           the target descriptions. 
           
           You cannot copy or move a file to itself.  COPYD will also 
           check the specified arguments and abort if you try to move 
           multiple source files to a single target file. 
