The
source must be different from the destination. The default is the current directory.
filename Defines the file or directory that you want to replace. You can use wildcard characters
with this command. See the ???Working with Wildcard Characters??? sidebar for details.
/A Adds any new files to the destination directory. Normally, the Replace utility will only
replace files. You cannot use this command line switch with the /S or /U switches.
/P Prompts the user for confirmation prior to replacing a file or adding a new file.
/R Replaces read-only files, as well as unprotected files. By default, the Replace utility only
replaces standard read/write files.
/S Replaces all of the files in subdirectories of the destination directory. The Replace utility
replaces all occurrences of the file. If a destination directory and a subdirectory both contain
an instance of a file, the Replace utility replaces both instances of that file. You can??™t use this
command line switch with the /A switch.
/W Waits for the user to insert a floppy disk or other removable media before beginning the
replacement. Generally, you??™d use this option as part of a batch file where the replacement
requires more than one disk.
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