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Number   :  9442
Date     :  2004-12-06
Author   :  des4212001
Subject  :  Good Old Choise Command
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Here's the "old fashion" (easy!) way under MS-DOS:

Echo Off
CHOISE /N /C:SL /T:L 5 "(S)hort or (L)ong? "
xxcopy /EC/CF:{Part 1}/PZO
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO Cont1
xxcopy /CE/CF:{Part 2)/PZO
:Cont1
xxcopy /CE/CF:Part 3}/PZO
:etc
:etc
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO Cont2
xxcopy /CE/CF:{Part X)/PZO
:Cont2
Pause

(This is an xxcopy question because I ah, used xxcopy in the 
example!) Now, I could probably kludge up a CSript, or a VBScript, 
or even an Autoit Script to get there. However... it Seems like one 
of you Batch File Gurus can save me a lot of thinking? It's just 
something I haven't used before and hence missed right? Hint please?

DES



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