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TurboCopy is a multi-volume file copy tool developed by the South African Pierre JLeRiche. 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 seems to say there are only 21 days of usage time. Is there a registration code or cracked version?

No way. I've used it for many days (probably more than 21 days), and it never asked me to register.

Really? Then I'll try it for a few more days and see.