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#  A Win95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/2003/2008 utility which runs in command line mode.
# Comes with a 16-bit version (XXCOPY16).
(XXCOPY16.EXE copies files using the short (8.3 format) name only.)
# Duplicates the entire system drive which can boot Win9x (xxtb #10).
# Keeps the same short name (8.3) in the destination as in the source (xxtb #03).
# The source specifier accepts wildcards in directory names also (xxtb #28).
# Backs up directory incrementally without the use of archive bit. (xxtb #06).
# Synchronizes directories (xxtb #20).
# Controls file attributes (keeps the source, destination attributes or none).
# Excludes directories or files from copying by wild cards(xxtb #05).
# Handles a Cyclic Copy case much better than XCOPY (xxtb #07).
# Qualifies files by file date/time (Before, On, or After) (xxtb #17).
# Deletes files or directories using the same powerful selection mechanism (xxtb #12).
# Copies hidden/system files, and overwrites Read-only files.
# Flattens a directory tree into files in one directory (xxtb #16).
# ... and many, many, intimidatingly more ... (over 200 command switches)
# Copies security information for NTFS volume archiving.
# Supersedes Microsoft's ROBOCOPY (xxtb #30).
# Works very much like XCOPY with the same command syntax.