144. ADFS *COPY syntax
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The *COPY syntax on the ADFS is different from that on the DFS, and is a bit
obscure. You must specify the filename to be copied, including the directory
and/or drive specification if they are not current, and then the directory
and/or drive specification of the destination, (ie just the pathname).

For example, suppose I want to copy a file called "Fred" from the current
drive (0) and directory to the root directory on the other drive (1). This
would be achieved with  *COPY Fred :1  If I needed to include full pathnames,
and I was copying from a sub-directory "NAMES" on drive 0 to a sub-directory
"PEOPLE" on drive 1, then it might look something like
*COPY :0.$.NAMES.Fred:1.$.PEOPLE .
You can of course include the wildcard characters "#" and "*" in the
filename if you are copying a group of files.

You cannot change the filename when copying in this way, but you can by using
the same syntax with *MOVE, and adding the new filename after the destination
pathname. *MOVE also has the advantage that you can add -ADFS-, -DISC- etc at
the beginning of the pathnames to copy between filing systems, but it has the
disadvantage of being appallingly slow. For copying between filing systems,
those of you with the Advanced Disc Toolkit are better off using *XFER
instead, as it is far faster.