Clone a Folder??

[Guest]

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Is there a way to 'clone' a folder in drive C:\ to the same named folder
in drive D:\; using Win2kpro??

Drag & Drop 'Copy' does not remove files from folder D:\ that have
been removed from folder in C:\ since the last 'Drag & Drop Copy' (C:\
to D:\)...

 

[dl]

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A simple backup app, available free from many sharware sites ( The type that
copies to the same format) or sync software.
By design win copy merely copies it's not a sync.

"Willard" <guess@msn.invalid> wrote in message
news:utLEmFGkFHA.2484@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Is there a way to 'clone' a folder in drive C:\ to the same named folder
> in drive D:\; using Win2kpro??
>
> Drag & Drop 'Copy' does not remove files from folder D:\ that have
> been removed from folder in C:\ since the last 'Drag & Drop Copy' (C:\
> to D:\)...
>

 

[Guest]

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Since the apps I tried seem quite complicated, I've decided to use
"xxcopy/clone" from the 'command prompt'....

Thanks for the suggestion,
Willard

DL wrote:

>A simple backup app, available free from many sharware sites ( The type that
>copies to the same format) or sync software.
>By design win copy merely copies it's not a sync.
>
>"Willard" <guess@msn.invalid> wrote in message
>news:utLEmFGkFHA.2484@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>
>
>>Is there a way to 'clone' a folder in drive C:\ to the same named folder
>>in drive D:\; using Win2kpro??
>>
>>Drag & Drop 'Copy' does not remove files from folder D:\ that have
>>been removed from folder in C:\ since the last 'Drag & Drop Copy' (C:\
>>to D:\)...
>>
>>
>>