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From: ThangavelRaja
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Hi all,
          
             I hope its release in DOS 2.0 version. 

And for the Bumper Prize Question Might be the Xcopy
which was also given the Description for it.

I hope My Quess Is Correct.

The Archive attribute.
    The Archive attribute was first introduced by MS-DOS version 2.0
    when the XCOPY utility was also created.  Therefore, the Archive
    attribute is probably best explained by how XCOPY handles the
    Archive attribute.  The purpose of the Archive attribute was clearly
    to quickly determine whether a file requires a back up (archiving).
    The Archive attribute is set whenever an existing file is either
    overwritten or modified (i.e., renamed or moved to another directory)
    by the file system.  A new file is usually created with the Archive
    attribute set.  The idea is to have a utility or application program
    to take the responsibility of clearing the Archive bit when a
    file is successfully backed up.  The next system backup operation
    will be made much more efficient by focusing only on the files with
    the Archive attribute bit set which are either newly created or
    modified in any way since all the Archive attributes are cleared the
    last time (i.e., the last backup time).


The Respective URL

http://www.xxcopy.com/xxcopy06.htm


Thanks & Regrds
Raja Thangavel,


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