Windows file copy

[Guest]

Is it me, or does anyone else think that if you are copying several files in
Windows, and it comes across one it can't copy for whatever reason, it should
allow you to continue copying the rest of the files and skip that one? I
have never liked the fact that if it comes across a file it can't copy, you
click "ok", and it stops copying all files from that point on. I keep
thinking they'll change that, but nothing yet! It's pretty aggravating
sometimes, especially when you're copying many files.

 

[Patrick Keenan]

Is it me, or does anyone else think that if you are copying several files
in
Windows, and it comes across one it can't copy for whatever reason, it
should
allow you to continue copying the rest of the files and skip that one? I
have never liked the fact that if it comes across a file it can't copy,
you
click "ok", and it stops copying all files from that point on. I keep
thinking they'll change that, but nothing yet! It's pretty aggravating
sometimes, especially when you're copying many files.

That is one of the reasons that FileSync is so useful. When a file fails
to copy, it's logged and the copy process proceeds.

http://www.fileware.com/

HTH
-pk

 

[Ayush]

You can use Command Prompt (Start-Run-cmd.exe) to Copy/Move/Delete
files.

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