
Run:
backup.exe <script file> [script file #2] [script file #3] [etc]

Notes:
BackUP! will change back to its starting directory upon exit, even if you
use the CHDIR command in a script.

All lines in the script files work like this:
[COMMAND] [OPTION]

examples:
CHDIR c:\
DELDIR c:\temp
DELF c:\blah.txt
MOVE temp.txt c:\blah\temp.txt

Line starting with a ';' are ignored.

Command descriptions:

[Command]  [What it does]
CHDIR      Changes directory
DELDIR     Deletes the files in a directory, but not sub-directories
KILLDIR    Deletes an entire directory tree including files
DELF       Delets a file
MKDIR      Create a directory
RMDIR      Remove a directory (does not delete files if they exist)
MOVE       Move a file or filespec
COPY       Copies a file or filespec
RUN        Run a program from the script

How to use the commands:

[Command]  [Parameter(s)]
CHDIR      <directory>
DELDIR     <directory>
KILLDIR    <directory>
DELF       <file>
MKDIR      <directory>
RMDIR      <directory>
MOVE       <file> <to>
COPY       <file> <to>
RUN        <program.exe> [options]

You can use %date% anywhere in a script, and it will be replaced by the
current date. For example:

;TEST.SCR
MKDIR f:\backup\%date%
CHDIR f:\backup\%date%
RUN zip.exe test.zip *

that would make the directory: f:\backup\12-31-99


Please send questions, comments, any other commands you would like to see
added, or problems to: cheba@bytespeed.com

thanks!
