helo, > keys" when you can use a utility that been around since January 1996 > (Windows NT 4.0 Beta 1). -actually rdisk it has been around far longer than that.(but this is not actually relevant for the original topic/question),for nt4 it's roughly around that date. > All you need is a copy of rdisk.exe, beleive me it works. -it works, true. for what's the point: sometimes it is faster to move small ascii files than binaries if doing remote testing, and because it can be done in that way. and if doing remote testing and binaries can be moved then it is better to use /s- than plain /s (..and if doing testing, is it useful on w2k with current tools? ;-)) not sure though if the original aim was doing testing though. cheers, _jussi --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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