Stephan E. Bucher schreef:

>This is the problem: I want to copy all files that are newer than on the=20
>target, without giving an explicit date - the way the Windows XCOPY does=20
>it. I was wondering if there was some utility to do this.
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Me thinks adding the /M switch definitely would do the job:

xcopy /h /o /t /s /e /r /v /M

Why wouldn't we investigate a little bit and type:

help xcopy

at an os2 command line?

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Still wondering where this might come from.

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