REM This is the answer to the Number Two batch programming Lab.

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REM Another Batch File - Number Two
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REM idallen@ncf.ca
REM 
REM Write a batch file that does this:
REM 
REM Have your name and Algonquin email userid as a comment at the start.

REM Ian Allen alleni@algonquincollege.com

REM Make the C: drive the currently "logged in" drive.

C:

REM On the root of the current drive, create a directory named BACKUP under
REM a directory named ABCD0000 where ABCD0000 is your own Algonquin email
REM userid.  Create these directories on the current drive.  Do not use
REM drive letters when you create them.

MD \alleni
MD \alleni\backup

REM Put two copies of EDIT.COM in the new BACKUP directory.  Use a ".BAK"
REM extension for the second copy.

COPY \windows\command\edit.com \alleni\backup
COPY \windows\command\edit.com \alleni\backup\edit.bak

REM Make the A: drive your currently "logged in" drive.

A:

REM On the root of the current drive, create a directory named BACKUP under
REM a directory named ABCD0000 where ABCD0000 is your own Algonquin email
REM userid.  Create these directories on the current drive.  Do not use
REM drive letters when you create them.

MD \alleni
MD \alleni\backup

REM Copy everything from the BACKUP directory on the C: drive to your new BACKUP
REM directory on your A: drive.  Use the shortest pathnames for the copy.

COPY C:\alleni\backup\*.* \alleni\backup

REM Test your batch file.  Demonstrate that it runs without errors to
REM your instructor.