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GUI Tool For Robocopy

Posted Jun 29, 2008 by Jason Faulkner  

Those familiar with the Windows command line are probably we aware of the excellent file copy command ‘XCopy’. What you may not know, is the more robust tool, ‘Robocopy’ is the successor to XCopy which offers a lot of improvements.

While the syntax between XCopy and Robocopy is similar, those not comfortable with the command line may want to shy away from this tool due to the sheer number of options available. No worries, if this is the case then simply download the Robocopy GUI. This free tool takes all the functionality of the Robocopy command line tool and lets you build your instructions in a point and click interface. One of the nice features of Robocopy is the built in scheduling functionality, so you could actually schedule times to copy files straight from this tool.

Categories: Daily Tips, Freeware

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Jason Faulkner is the man who brings you our daily tips. He is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

1 Comment(s)

  1. Rio Benson said:
    6/30/2008 8:47 am

    Every once in a while, PCMech slips a post into an article that goes beyond making it all worthwhile. This is one of them. In fact the entire article for 6/30/2008 is loaded with really excellent stuff. Thanks to all of the authors for sharing. I, for one, look forward to more posts, and entire articles, like these. It’s why I became a member to start with.

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