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     NNNNAAAAMMMMEEEE
          msdoscp - copy to/from MS-DOS media

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          mmmmssssddddoooossssccccpppp [----bbbb|tttt] [----hhhh] <<<<ffffiiiilllleeee>>>> <<<<mmmmssssddddoooossssddddeeeevvvviiiicccceeee>>>>::::<<<<ffffiiiilllleeeennnnaaaammmmeeee>>>>
          mmmmssssddddoooossssccccpppp [----bbbb|tttt] [----hhhh] <<<<mmmmssssddddoooossssddddeeeevvvviiiicccceeee>>>>::::<<<<ffffiiiilllleeeennnnaaaammmmeeee>>>> <<<<ffffiiiilllleeee>>>>

     HHHHPPPP----UUUUXXXX CCCCOOOOMMMMPPPPAAAATTTTIIIIBBBBIIIILLLLIIIITTTTYYYY
          Origin:   User Contributed

     DDDDEEEESSSSCCCCRRRRIIIIPPPPTTTTIIIIOOOONNNN
          _M_s_d_o_s_c_p allows copying files from HP-UX to an MS-DOS  medium
          (shown  in  the first form, above), or from an MS-DOS medium
          to HP-UX (shown in the second form, above).  Exactly one  of
          the  file specifiers must contain a ":", which serves as the
          separator between the device containing  the  MS-DOS  medium
          and  the filename.  _M_s_d_o_s_c_p supports the hierarchical MS-DOS
          file structure, using "/" as the path separation  character.
          _M_s_d_o_s_c_p does not support wild-carding filenames.

          The options are:

               ----bbbb   causes a binary-mode  copy.   Every  byte  of  the
                    source  file  is  transferred  to  the destination
                    file.

               ----tttt   (default) causes a text-mode copy.   When  copying
                    to  MS-DOS  media,  <newline>'s  are  converted to
                    <CR><LF> and the file is terminated  with  a  0x1a
                    (CTRL-Z)  byte.   When  copying from MS-DOS media,
                    <CR><LF> is converted into <newline>, and the copy
                    terminates   when   a   0x1a   (CTRL-Z)   byte  is
                    encountered in the source file  (the  presence  of
                    the  0x1a  byte  is  not necessary for the copy to
                    work).

               ----hhhh   When copying from MS-DOS media, this option allows
                    copying  hidden  files  (failure  to  specify this
                    option will result in not finding a hidden  file).
                    When  copying  to MS-DOS media, this option causes
                    the destination file to be hidden.

     EEEEXXXXAAAAMMMMPPPPLLLLEEEESSSS
          msdoscp xyzzy /dev/rfd.0:xyzzy.prn
               copy HP-UX file "xyzzy" to MS-DOS file  "XYZZY.PRN"  on
               media in disk drive /dev/rfd.0 -- text-mode copy.

          msdoscp -b myfile /dev/rfd.1:mydir/newdir/filename.abc
               copy HP-UX file "myfile" to MS-DOS file  "FILENAME.ABC"
               in  sub-directory  "NEWDIR" in sub-directory "MYDIR" --
               binary-mode copy.




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          msdoscp /dev/r9133.fd:filename -
               copy  "FILENAME"  from  MS-DOS  media  in  disk   drive
               /dev/r9133.fd to stdout.

     SSSSEEEEEEEE AAAALLLLSSSSOOOO
          msdosinfo(1),  msdosls(1),  msdosmkdir(1),   msdosrename(1),
          msdosrm(1).

     NNNNOOOOTTTTEEEE
          MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft, Inc.













































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