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2.
Type the following and press
DISKCOPY A: A:
You see these messages:
Insert
SOURCE diskette in drive A:
Press any key when ready . . .
3.
Drive A (the top drive) already contains a diskette you want to
copy (the source diskette), so just press any key. The DISKCOPY
program copies the contents of the Operating 1 diskette to the
computer's memory, and then you see the following:
Insert TARGET diskette in drive A:
Press any key when ready . . .
4.
Remove the Operating 1 diskette and insert a blank diskette
(which is to be the target) in the drive. Then press any key.
If the diskette is not formatted, the DISKCOPY program formats
it. Then the program begins copying the data from the
computer's memory to the formatted diskette. When the copy is
complete, you see this prompt:
Copy another diskette
5.
Press Y so you can make a copy of the Operating 2 diskette.
Again, you see the prompt to insert the source diskette.
6.
Remove the copy of the Operating 1 diskette (which you just
made) and insert the Operating 2 diskette. Then follow the
instructions above and the prompts on the screen to make a copy
of this diskette.
7.
Repeat the procedure for the Startup and Reference diskettes.
8.
When you finish copying the last diskette and the
another diskette (Y/N)?
to the MS-DOS command prompt.
After you have copied the four system diskettes, be sure to label them
carefully so you know which one is which. Write on the labels before
you attach them to the diskettes to prevent damaging the diskettes.
Store the originals in a safe place and use the copies.
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Enter:
(Y/N)?
prompt appears, press
Copy
to return
N
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