Copying a file

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From: Jos�
Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 22:46

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I can copy a file by reading it and writing a new file. This creates a
new date.

It would be much simpler if there were a procedure to copy a file,
preferably retaining the original date. Does it exist?
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Jos�

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