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Moving this file fails with:<br />
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E:\&gt;move C:\Documents and Settings\secmonit\My Documents\topsecdb\TOPSEC*<wbr /> C:\Doc<br />
uments and Settings\secmonit\My Documents\topsecdb\SEC_DAT<wbr />A\<br />
The syntax of the command is incorrect.<br />
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Moving this file fails with:

E:\>move C:\Documents and Settings\secmonit\My Documents\topsecdb\TOPSEC* C:\Doc
uments and Settings\secmonit\My Documents\topsecdb\SEC_DATA\
The syntax of the command is incorrect.

E:\>






Moving files in the command prompt (c:\Documents and Settings\My Documents\.....

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