Question about comparing freeware file backup programs

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I need to ask for an opinion from anyone who has used both:

Copier http://zgs.nm.ru/Copier.exe
and
Replicator http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.asp

I need to copy files from one drive to another but WITHOUT any special
compression that is normally asociated with full or incremental
backups. I've heard that Copier will do the job by simply copying the
selected files---does anyone know if Replicator will copy files in a
backup/archive scenario without compression?

Thanks!
 
Have used Karens Replicator for the past 18mths.
It just copies Files and Folders AS IS.
No Compression or Archiving.
 
Paul said:
Have used Karens Replicator for the past 18mths.
It just copies Files and Folders AS IS.
No Compression or Archiving.
Click to expand...

Yes, the only problem with Replicator is that it DOESN'T give you the
choice to compress directories. Otherwise it is efficient,
unobtrusive, reliable, and easy to use.
 

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