Copy Handler V1.32    Suggested by Andrew Lee - Updated by Wolfghost on 18 Jul 2010 619KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (2405) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (7) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 PJ: Hm, don't quite like the way it defaults to setting itself up to auto run when windows starts (remember to head to options straighta way and remove that) [2006-04-15 06:39]

 linuxamp: Anyone recommend a good explorer copy/move replacement? I've been using supercopier for a while. The features are great but once in a while it damaged files and I was unable to recover them. This program looks promising but the FAQ is really scary.
http://www.copyhandler.com/en/faq/index.php
I can't trust my data to a program who's faq includes:
"Program deleted all files...Yup. That happens in this program now" [2007-08-13 04:58]

 Mozkill: I get 3-5MB/s from this app. I can get a consistent 4.5-6MB/s from using Filezilla Client&Server and so I prefer to use FTP. [2007-12-09 17:56]

 nicedreams: Teracopy is the best. You might be able to make it portable by copying the files to a thumb drive, but integration is best for this type of thing IMO. [2008-02-15 13:59]

 Ashghost: Linuxamp's comment above might scare you, but the faq was (too flippantly) describing the following behavior: if you set Copy Handler to skip existing files during a move operation, they still get deleted from the source directory. If you move files, they always get deleted from the source directory, so this isn't quite a bug, perhaps just a lacking feature. [2008-03-15 08:37]

 Onesimus Prime: Unless I missed something in the settings, 1.28 seems to be the last portable version. Post- 1.28, CH wants to write to the computer's Application Data folder. [2008-11-19 20:51]

 donald: Please be aware the current version is 1.32 [2010-06-11 16:41]

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