Paul,
check this out:
1. Select Utilities, Backup.
2. When prompted Backup or Restore, select B for backup.
3. When asked what drive you want to backup, select the drive on wich
the folder currently resides.
4. The next prompt asks what folder you want to back up and defaults to
ALL. You can change this in the ordinary way. You can even press a
T-chord if you want to navigate down into the tree structure a few
levels.
5. Continue the procedure as usual. You'll wind up getting a copy of
your directory.
John
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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 11:14 PM
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Subject: RE: [Braillenote] Copy a folder
Hi, John. Does the backup command allow you to just back up one folder?
so
far I have only used it to back up the entire flash disk or to do an
incremental backup.
At 4/15/2004, you wrote:
>Paul,
>
> Why not try the backup command for copying a folder and all
>it's contents? I think this will do what you want in terms of making a
>copy. Then you'll have to figure out how to delete an entire tree
>structure. Deletion can, of course, be accomplished with ActiveSync,
>but it would be nice if you could do it on the BN.
>
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>Henrichsen
>Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 6:36 PM
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>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Copy a folder
>
>
>Hi. Thanks. I will have to try that. Especially if it will confirm,
>that is pretty nice. I wonder if it is space with star, though. Where
>can I read
>
>about wild cards in the manual?
>At 4/14/2004, you wrote:
>
> >Hi Paul,
> >Although there is no single command to copy a folder, you can use the
> >multiple wild card character to copy all files in a folder
>simultaneously
> >as follows:
> >Go to the file manager menu. Select copy file. When prompted for
> >the source folder, enter relevant drive and folder. When prompted
> >for
>source
> >file press the command to reveal all files, bt space with x, QT
> >space with read. Then press the multiple character wild card, the
> >command
>can
> >be obtained in the contextual help menu, but bt command is space with
>dots
> >35 and QT probably space with star. you will be told how many files
>are
> >selected and asked whether you want to confirm each file. After
> >specifying your destination folder, you will be advised how many
> >files
>are
> >copied.
> >Hth
> >Riana
> >
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