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Other alternatives include Ultracopier (free), SuperCopier (free), FastCopy (free), Copy Handler (free), Total Copy (free), ExtremeCopy (free) and Copywhiz (paid, formerly known as “Piky Basket”). For a small price you can add those features to TeraCopy and work with it even easier.
#Teracopy exe pro#
TeraCopy Pro has everything that TeraCopy has, plus a few more features, including moving and copying files to your favorite folders, saving reports as CSV and HTML files, selecting files with the same extension in a folder and removing selected files from the copy queue. It works fine, is very simple, uses very few system resources and has no unnecessary features. It would be a lie if we said that it has any drawbacks. The program has no bugs and is updated regularly to improve user experience. Copy and move functions in Explorer are replaced by TeraCopy’s corresponding functions, saving you time from opening the program every time. The fact that shell integration is supported makes it even more useful. After the task has finished, you can view a list of the files failed to copy and try to transfer them again. It will try to transfer the file nonetheless, and if after some tries it hasn’t succeeded yet it will skip the file and continue with the rest of the files. If a file is being used, locked or corrupt then TeraCopy will not get stuck on it. This is one of the most useful features of the software. If you want to copy many or big files, then you can pause the process at any given moment to free up system resources and resume it later. TeraCopy is programmed to transfer files between locations faster than the normal Windows transfer function. You can see details of the files to be transferred, and a menu button at the bottom right corner. If you click on the “More” button, the window will be expanded with more options. Those include shutting down the computer, eject drive, run test or close window. There are a few buttons between the two bars, which control actions of the program when transfer is complete. When you’re done, you can choose between copying or moving files. You can drag and drop files in the first bar and choose a target folder in the second. The main window has two bars, one for showing the status of the current file that is being copied and one for the status of the whole process. Very simple and clean interface without graphics that consume much RAM and processing power. The program can run perfectly under any Windows XP, Vista or 7 OS. When installation is over you will be presented with the changelog of the version you installed. You have the option to associate TeraCopy with.
#Teracopy exe portable#
They don’t have many differences, mainly that in portable mode TeraCopy.exe can launched from any computer. A few steps afterwards you will be asked what kind of installation you want to make normal or portable. In one of the first few steps you will see an overview of the program’s features and requirements.
#Teracopy exe install#
It is very easy to install TeraCopy, you just need to follow some simple steps. You also have the ability to pause the process and resume it at a later time. But before skipping, it will try again to copy the corrupt file and after a few unsuccessful tries it will ignore it and move on to the next ones. It is programmed to copy files at maximum speed and skip bad files in order to achieve faster completion of the transfer.
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So if CodeSector is realy the Author of this app, don't be so hard to him, he could give a good example to other freeware authors.TeraCopy is a software designed to help you transfer files easier, faster and safer. It would be much easier, if other freeware authors would do it like this, who else knows these apps better then the author by himself? And of course no one has to be frightened about breaking licenses at these freeware apps or has to get the permission of the author, to make it portable in the PAF-Format if the Author of the freeware makes it by himself.
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And if the author in the end gives John the permission to promote it on portable apps as a portable app in the download section, where is the problem? If this freeware is ad-free and has no nagscreens i think it should be no problem. The Author of the freeware does not need the permission of the copyright holder cause he is it by himself, so where is the Problem when he makes a portable Version of it - in the right PAF-Format maybe. I agree with you LOGAN, if the Original Athor of the freeware makes a Portable App of his own Software and post it here for testing, where should be the problem with legal or licence issues?
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