Replace Ü
   ßßßßßßßß

 Replaces files in a destination directory with files in a source
 directory that have the same name.  You can also use replace to add
 unique filenames to the destination directory.

 Syntax: REPLACE [drive1:][path1]filename [drive2:][path2] [/A] [/P] [/W]
   drive1:[path1]filename
       Specifies the location of the name of the source file or set of
       files.
   drive2:[path2]
       Specifies the location of the destination file.  You cannot specify
       a filename for the files you replace.  If you specify neither a
       drive nor a directory, replace uses the current drive and directory
       as the destination.
   /A  Adds new files to the destination directory instead of replacing
       existing files.
   /P  Prompts you for confirmation before replacing a destination file
       or adding a source file.
   /R  Replaces read-only and unprotected files.
   /W  Waits for you to insert a disk before replace begins to search for
       source files.
   /U  Replaces (updates) only those files on the destination directory
       that are older than those in the source directory.  You cannot use
       the /A switch with the /U switch.

 Replace messages
 As replace adds or replaces files, FreeDOS displays their filenames on
 the screen.

 Replacing files on a floppy disk system
 If you have a floppy disk system and need to switch disks during the
 replace operation, specify the /W switch so that replace will wait for
 you to switch disks, as necessary.

 Limitations
 You cannot use replace to update hidden or system files such as
 KERNEL.SYS.

 Example:
 To replace all versions of a file named PHONE.LST with the latest version
 of a the file from the disk in drive A, type:

    replace A:\phone.lst C:\