Dec 07 2011
Merge Files in DOS
You can easily concatenate ascii or binary files with the Windows command prompt using COPY: COPY /A file1.txt+file2.txt dest.txt COPY /B file1.bin+file2.bin dest.bin Where dest is the destination filename

Dec 07 2011
You can easily concatenate ascii or binary files with the Windows command prompt using COPY: COPY /A file1.txt+file2.txt dest.txt COPY /B file1.bin+file2.bin dest.bin Where dest is the destination filename
Jan 16 2011
Based on advice from a Microsoft techie, I decided to set up DFS (Distributed File System) on a few remote sites about a year ago. Sceptical at first, The rpoduct is so disappointing that I decided to warn people who haven’t made their mind up. Here are 6 good reasons NOT to use DFS: [...]
Jan 12 2011
Windows prompt for a login and password when the current logged in user wants to access a share on a different domain or workgroup. It is possible to store identification information or “credentials” so you’re not prompted for the login and password every time you access the Windows share. Command Line Server_address can [...]