
Bob,
As I mentioned to you, here is the Qbasic/Batch file that I 
created that will run Dcopy after you enter the name of the 
disk image you want to create and the size of the disk.
 
If you use larger capacity disks, then just change the size 
parameters in the batch file. Since this batch file will use 
Qbasic, you need to have this in your path. Any problems, 
drop me a line. Thanks, Guy.


@Echo Off
:: Copy An Adam Disk From Drive B to a Disk Image
:start
Echo .
Echo Enter A Name of the Disk Image you want
ECHO Include the .dsk Extension
Echo > QBRUN.BAS LINE INPUT A$
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS DISK:
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS PRINT "ENTER 160 OR 320 DISK?"
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS LINE INPUT B$
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS IF B$ <> "160" OR B$ <> "320" GOTO DISK
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS OPEN "QBRETURN.BAT" FOR OUTPUT AS #1
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS IF B$ = "160" THEN 
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS PRINT #1, "DCOPY B: "; A$; " /S:8 /H:1 /T:40"
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS ELSE
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS PRINT #1, "DCOPY B: "; A$; " /S:8 /H:2 /T:40"
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS ENDIF
ECHO >> QBRUN.BAS SYSTEM
qbasic /run qbrun.bas
CALL QBRETURN.BAT
:END
DEL QBRUN.BAS
DEL QBRETURN.BAT



There you go kids!!!!  Try it out and let Guy know how it works!!

His email address????    guy.bona@syslink.mcs.com


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