A detailed copy command in Windows

Function: Copy a file or multiple files to another location

Usage:

copy [/d] [/v] [/n] [/y|/-y] [/z] [/a |/b] source [/a |/b] [+ source [/a |/b] [+ ...] [Destination [/a |/b]]

Source             Specify the files to be copied.  
/A                 represents an ASCII text file.  
/B                 represents a binary file. &NBSP
/D                 allow the decryption of the target file to be created  
Destination    for the new file directories and/or file names.
/V                 Verify that the new file is written correctly.
/N                 When copying files with non-8dot3 names, use short file names whenever possible. &NBSP
/Y                 Do not use the prompt to confirm that you want to overwrite an existing target file. &NBSP
/-y                 Use the prompt to confirm that you want to overwrite an existing target file. &NBSP
/z                 to replicate networked files with restartable mode.  

Note: Multiple files are   in wildcard or file1+file2+file3 format;

For example: Copy 1.png and 1.php to 2.png 

1 1. png/b+12. png

Example

Meaning: Hide the secret in someone else's belly paper

A detailed copy command in Windows