Basil Fernie schreef:

>Stephan E. Bucher wrote:
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>>Is there a way (command line) to copy an entire directory tree and copy=20
>>only those files that are newer in the source than in the destination?=20
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>I know it isn't command-line, but I decided at some long-ago date just=20
>to let Mr File do the job - very effectively. I don't know if you could=20
>set up some command-line parameters to run Mr File from a batch file...
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Who is Mister File??

His wage isn't superior  to a regular butler's one, is it?

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Groeten uit Gent,

   Kris



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