RW> This only works for PRG type files, and not SEQ, REL and USR type files. 
 RW>  
 RW> PRG = Programs. 
 RW> REL = RELative (aka random access) data files -- often used for
 RW> databases. SEQ = SEQuential files.  Often PETSCII based text files used
 RW> for configuration data, etc. 
 RW> USR = USeR type files.  USe varies depending on application. 
 RW> However, to copy files between disks, I would use a file copy program
 RW> that is usually available on one of the test/demo disks that come with
 RW> the 1541, 1571 and 1581 drives. 

Thank you Robert. 

I've been having some fun with c64 disks. 
I think I will figure out how to unhide some files that  I can't see. I have
an Infocom game called Spellbreaker and the prg file is 3 blks or 3
something. I know it has to be larger than that because if I copy  just the
prg flle to another disk. It doesn't run. 

Its a stretch for me basically using DOS from the start. Yeah I had a c64 but
the things I did was play games or write really small programs then save them
to disk. 

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