Re: The "Copy /b" command on cmd
- From: "Alan" <somewhere@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2008 18:27:35 -0400
Hi Becquer,
If I wanted the ability to go back to each separate file, I would make a
copy of each file before concatenating to the target file.
Alan
"Becquer" <Becquer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I can merge two files by typing on the cmd(without the [] and the "") :
"copy /b [file1name] + [file2name] [targetfilename]"
Where [file1name] and [file2name] are the name of the two files I want to
merge and [targetfilename] is the result file where i want they to mergre
in.
But, how can I "unmerge" the result file into the original files?
.
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