RED (Redirect)                          John Dickinson
          Command                        PC Magazine Vol 4, No 4
		Copyright 1985 Ziff-Davis Publishing Company
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          Purpose:  Transfers one (or more) file(s) from one
                    subdirectory to another without requiring the
                    use of COPY and ERASE.

          Format:   RED [d:][path]filename[.ext] [d:][path]

          Remarks:  Like the DOS COPY command, RED.COM supports
                    the use of the global characters ? and * in
                    specifying the desired source files.

                    Unlike COPY, however, RED.COM does not permit
                    renaming a file during the transfer process.
                    (This is why it is unnecessary to supply a
                    target filename.)  Furthermore, RED requires
                    that the source and target drives be the
                    same.  You cannot, therefore, remove a set of
                    files from drive C: by trying to REDirect
                    them to drive A:.

          Example:  Before submitting your income tax you
                    calculated it under several different
                    methods, contained in files named ROUGH1.DAT
                    through ROUGH6.WKS.  These are all in the
                    subdirectory \IRS on drive C:, and you want
                    to move them all to a sub-subdirectory (which
                    you have created) called \1985TAX\DRAFTS.
                    From the C> prompt enter

                         \IRS\ROUGH?.* \1985TAX\DRAFTS

                    and all six files will be moved out of \IRS
                    and into \1985\DRAFTS.

                    Note:

                    1.   Requires DOS 2.0 or later.