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epichelle's Avatar
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27-Feb-2001, 08:19 PM #1
please tell me what dos command to type for backup with multiple volumes.

im also trying to use ARJ 275 to compress the files using this command:
C:\ARJ275 A:ARCHIVEDFILE BIGFILENAME
and it sends me a command error.
What is the right command?

Please help me. Thank you!!!
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28-Feb-2001, 06:54 PM #2
Well, first off, ARJ is not part of DOS - it is a third party program.

If you just type it alone (no paramaters after it) it should tell you how to use it. I haven't used ARJ in years, but I remember that much - the instructions are built in. At least, they used to be...

Let us know what happens when you try it.

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