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Transferring files from one directory to another is simple if there are 
only one or two (using COPY), or if the whole directory is to be moved 
(using TREE COPY).  The second method does not allow for the name(s) of 
the files to be changed and neither method will erase the files in the 
original directory, which is usually required.

The "transfer.bas" program caters for transfer of 1 to 14 files with  
the option of erasing all the files transferred from their original 
directory.  In the rare event that some need erasing and some don't 
then it is necessary to deal with each group separately.

Entries of directories can be just a number e.g 1 or 1/office;  DON'T 
put :RAM. in front, the CLI's do this for you.

DO heed the warnings about checking entries - if you do you can walk 
away and return to find TRANSFERS COMPLETED. If you don't you will come 
back to find the job only partly done.  But don't worry, the error will 
have stopped the program %H2%before%H2% any files were erased !

Hope you find the program useful.

Jack Lawrie  15 Sycamore Grove  Southam  Leamington Spa  CV33 0EY


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