| Special Features in DOS |
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| Comparing two diskettes |
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| We use the DISKCOMP command
to check that two diskettes are EXACT copies
of each other. |
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| NOTE: - |
| They MUST both be
of the SAME capacity i.e. 720Kb OR 1.44Mb |
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| It is usually used immediately after
using DISKCOPY command
to ensure that both copies are the same. DISKCOMP refers
to the original diskette as the first diskette and the copy as the second diskette. |
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| If our computer has one diskette
drive ( this is still normal!!) |
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| 1. Type |
| DISKCOMP A: A: {ENTER} |
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| 2. When this message appears: |
Insert FIRST diskette in drive A:
Press any key when ready... |
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| Insert the original diskette in drive A: and then press any key. |
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| 3. When this message appears: |
Insert SECOND diskette in drive A:
Press any key when ready... |
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| Remove the original diskette from drive A: and insert your copied diskette into
drive A: and press any key again.
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| 4. When this message appears: |
Compare OK
Compare more diskettes (Y/N) ? |
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| Type Y (for yes) to compare another diskette, N (for no) to exit from the
DISKCOMP command.
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| NOTE: - |
| If the diskettes are NOT identical run the DISKCOPY and DISKCOMP commands again.
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