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Number   :  7759
Date     :  2004-04-24
Author   :  John Zeman
Subject  :  Re: Newbie Differential backup question
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--- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, "scott cassell"  wrote:
> Thanks John, the %C% is a variable set for the code drives on my 
comps
> I should have explained that. I never knew about pushd, can u tell 
me
> what that does different? I will remove the /I and /C, and I did 
intend
> the extra info in the log file. Thanks again for your help.
> 
> 


You're welcome Scott.

I should have clarified that pushd only applies to NT or newer 
operating systems. If you're using Windows 98, it won't work.

What pushd does, is to temporarily allow you to change directories 
during the execution of a batch file. In other words the directory 
you specify with pushd will only apply to the batch file, once you 
reset it with popd or exit, it goes back to whatever was the set 
directory.

John



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