NOTE: This message was originally addressed to DON NICKELL
      and was forwarded to you by CHRISTOPHER VU
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DN>What might that be? I don't want to use MS-DOS BACKUP. You can't do
DN>a DIR (or WIZ) of it to find specific files, and must use RESTORE to
DN>recover anything. I can't get a click-drag of a folder\file to work
DN>because WIN95 passes the _pathname_ to the Batch file (%1) rather than
DN>the file or folder name; thus the command string looks like (say):
DN>        XCOPY C:\WINDOWS X:\C:\WINDOWS /M
                            ^^^^^
DN>and the contents get put in the ZIP root directory rather than a
DN>C:\WINDOWS folder on the ZIP drive.  Sigh...
As I suggested in another message try putting this in your batch file:
        XCOPY C:\WINDOWS\*.*  X:\WINDOWS /M
where X: is your Zip drive.  Then you simply click on the icon and an
incremental of the WINDOWS folder is done to the Zip drive. I think the
double drive letters (X:\C:) confuses WIN95, also me.    Herb.
PS. If \WINDOWS doesn't already exist, make the sub-directory on the
Zip cartridge.
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