TurboCopy is a multi-volume file copy tool developed by the South African Pierre JLeRiche. Don't be fooled by its size of only a few dozen KB—its features are anything but small: a Pctools-like interface, convenient and intuitive; it can both COPY and MOVE, serving two roles at once; most lovable of all, it makes full use of memory buffering, so it is extremely fast, twice as fast as Windows 95's XCOPY (COPY), and it even has split/merge functions.
It's very nice to put on a boot disk. Personally I think it's no worse than xxcopy.
Usage:
Format: TC source file
Parameters:
／B: manually select the files to copy. An interface similar to Pctools will appear, listing all files; you only need to use the spacebar and arrow keys to select them;
／D: d-m-y: copy only files modified after the specified date;
/E: merge files (append), example: TC file0;file1;file2;file3 bigfile/e
／F: file size: copy only files equal to or larger than the specified size; TC *.txt a:/ FF128k copies only files smaller than the specified size
／H: include hidden and system files ;
／L: listfile: read the filenames to be copied from a list file;
／M，A: copy only archive files, reset / do not reset archive attributes;
／N，O，E，I: when names are the same, overwrite / overwrite all / append / skip the original file;
／Q: quick-format the destination disk ;
／S: include subdirectories ;
／U，V，W，Z: update settings / verify files / wait for a keypress / allow use of buffering;
／X: move files to the destination disk ; this function is similar to the MOVE command in DOS;
／Y: specify multiple source drives .
For more powerful features, please see the documentation.
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It's very nice to put on a boot disk. Personally I think it's no worse than xxcopy.
Usage:
Format: TC source file
Parameters:
／B: manually select the files to copy. An interface similar to Pctools will appear, listing all files; you only need to use the spacebar and arrow keys to select them;
／D: d-m-y: copy only files modified after the specified date;
/E: merge files (append), example: TC file0;file1;file2;file3 bigfile/e
／F: file size: copy only files equal to or larger than the specified size; TC *.txt a:/ FF128k copies only files smaller than the specified size
／H: include hidden and system files ;
／L: listfile: read the filenames to be copied from a list file;
／M，A: copy only archive files, reset / do not reset archive attributes;
／N，O，E，I: when names are the same, overwrite / overwrite all / append / skip the original file;
／Q: quick-format the destination disk ;
／S: include subdirectories ;
／U，V，W，Z: update settings / verify files / wait for a keypress / allow use of buffering;
／X: move files to the destination disk ; this function is similar to the MOVE command in DOS;
／Y: specify multiple source drives .
For more powerful features, please see the documentation.
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