hpa wrote:
> Probably it would be worth trying to create "aux.h" under XP and see
> what happens. Unfortunately I don't have a 'doze system handy at the
> moment.
On my windows xp box, I just ran the following three experiments,
all inside a window brought up by running Start->Run "cmd":
C:\ copy con foo
blah blah blah
^Z
C:\ copy con aux
blah blah blah
C:\ copy con aux.h
blah blah blah
The first experiment above created a file named 'foo',
containing 'blah blah blah'
The second and third experiments both returned to the
command prompt when I pressed "Enter" at the end of the
"blah blah blah", after first complaining:
The system cannot find the file specified.
0 file(s) copied.
This is on a fairly vanilla and uptodate Windows XP SP2.
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