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ADFSCP(1)	    UNIX Programmer's Manual		ADFSCP(1)



[1mNAME
     [0madfscp - copy files from adfs micro diskettes.

[1mSYNOPSIS
     adfscp [0m[ [1m-RFV [0m] [ [1m-D[0m_c_h_a_r ] file ... directory

[1mDESCRIPTION
     [0m_A_d_f_s_c_p copies the specified file or files from the [1madfs
     [0mdiskette to the specified UNIX directory. The UNIX directory
     may be a "." to denote the current directory.

     A "." or a directory name may be substituted for an [1madfs
     [0mfile name to denote all the files in the root or the speci-
     fied directory name.  However subdirectories of the speci-
     fied directory are not copied unless the [1m-R [0moption is given.

     If an existing UNIX file would be overwritten, confirmation
     is requested unless the [1m-F [0moption is given.

     The [1m-V [0moption causes _a_d_f_s_c_p to give a blow-by-blow account
     of its activities.

     The [1m-m [0moption causes _a_d_f_s_c_p to set the modification and
     access dates on files created from ADFS files which have
     them.

     Slashes in the [1madfs [0mfile names are replaced by fullstops in
     the resulting UNIX file names unless the [1m-D[0m_c_h_a_r option is
     given, which causes _a_d_f_s_c_p to look for the given character
     in the [1madfs [0mfile names and replace those by fullstops. (I.e.
     if the same [1m-D [0moption is given to _a_d_f_s_c_p as was given to
     _w_r_a_d_f_s, the resulting UNIX file names should be the same as
     before apart from truncation to 10 characters).

[1mFILES
     [0m/dev/rfdf1024

[1mSEE ALSO
     [0madfscat(1), adfsls(1), adfsrm, wradfs(1), msdoscat(1),
     msdosls(1), wrmsdos(1), msdosrm(1), msdoscp(1), fd(4).















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