OnePass v1.01 Mike Gaskill               Registration $ 10.00
UTIL JUL91 GASKILL ONEPASS DISKCOPY COPY DOS 4DOS
FILES: 1pass101.sdn

New to SDN

OnePass is a replacement  for DOS' "diskcopy" command. Unlike
diskcopy, OnePass is not limited to available memory and does
not require you to swap disks.

 Features of OnePass are:

þ  Single-pass copying of any standard floppy disk, including
720k, 1.2Mb, 1.44Mb, and the new 2.88Mb diskettes.

þ  Make multiple  copies of the  same disk without  rereading
original.

þ  Save the  swap file, archive  it, or transfer  it over the
modem, then build an exact copy of the original diskette.

þ  Can swap to hard disk or RAMdisk.

þ  Tested for compatibility under  PC-DOS and MS-DOS versions
2.0  through  5.0,  PC-MOS/386  versions  3.2  through  4.12,
Digital Research DR-DOS 3.40  through 5.01, and JP Software's
4DOS.

Besides  making quick  diskcopies without  playing the floppy
shuffle,  OnePass  is  also  useful  for duplicating software
disks.  Diskettes created  by  OnePass  are identical  to the
original - boot disks actually boot, etc.


Requirements:

OnePass  needs 64k  of memory,  one floppy  drive, and a swap
drive  with  enough  space  for  the  swap  file  plus 2k for
additional information stored by OnePass.

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