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Merge multiple vCards (vcf)

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 Clément -
Hello,

I am a true newbie, so I apologize for the stupidity of my question.
I would like to "run the command": "copy /B *.vcf fusion.vcf"
The problem is that I don't know how to "run the command."
I opened a DOS window and tried to write the name of my file, which should be C:\Users\audetiti\Desktop\numeros
But there is that famous sign ">". Should I write the name of my file after, starting with \Desktop??? If so, I already tried and it doesn't work.

The complete instruction: http://forum.zebulon.fr/fusionner-plusieurs-vcard-vcf-t202707.html

Thank you in advance.

Configuration: Windows Vista / Chrome 45.0.2454.85

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    [Dal] Posted messages 6122 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 108
     
    Hi Clément,

    If "C:\Users\audetiti\Desktop\numeros" is the directory (Windows also calls it a "Folder") where the .vcf files to be merged are stored, I imagine this is what you need to do:

    - open your console (what you call the "DOS window")
    - type: 
    cd C:\Users\audetiti\Desktop\numeros
    and press Enter
    - type: 
    copy /B *.vcf fusion.vcf
    and press Enter
    - check in the directory "C:\Users\audetiti\Desktop\numeros" if the file "fusion.vcf" has been created and if it contains the concatenation of the .vcf files from the directory.

    The command 
    cd
    allows you to change the current directory. To run your command, the current directory of your console needs to be the one where your files are located.

    Dal

    N.B.:
    https://assiste.com/Difference_entre_fichier_et_dossier.html
    https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9pertoire_%28informatique%29
    https://www.commentcamarche.net/informatique/windows/197-utiliser-l-invite-de-commandes-de-windows/
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  2. Clément
     
    Great, it worked!!! Thank you so much. You're saving my life :))
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