File Punter

[Checker]

I added File Punter to the database.
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2225 ... please vote

[webfork]

[Moderator note: this post was a dupe of the one above it. The threads have since been merged.]

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A file copy/move tool for automated transfer of different types of files from place to place on your system. Great for making a quick backup of files you've worked on or organizing files by type. Recursive (multi-directory) transfers are supported.



Wish there was a little more documentation on regular expressions, but the usual *.*, *.doc, *.xls, etc. all work fine.

Looks portable and stealth. Saves settings to config.ini

[Checker]

Presented by me at the forum. See
... and already in the database. See

There is a space between "File" and "Punter". That's why your search didn't find it.

[guinness]

It was a similar situation with Skwire's application File Bucket >> http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... hp?p=42371

[Checker]

BTW: File Bucket is/was two times in the database:
1) FileBucket
2) File Bucket

- I deleted my 5 voting points of my version, to send it back to "Private". Hope it won't be voted again.
- I changed your version from "FileBucket" to "File Bucket"

[guinness]

Thanks for that.

[Checker]

The strange thing is, that if you enter "FileBucket" or "File Bucket" you will find "File Bucket".
But if you enter "File Bucket" you won't find "FileBucket"

-> So webfork should have found "File Punter"

[webfork]

That's why your search didn't find it.

Gotcha -- threads merged.

[webfork]

Retested this today. Also useful for portable users and handling "My Documents" directories. For example, rather than search for the correct folder every time, you can save a picture to the C:\Users\[Name]\My Pictures folder and have it copy or move the files to your portable pictures folder.

Supports regular expressions for file patterns.

[webfork]

Ghacks did a review of Skwire's copy/move tool:
http://www.ghacks.net/2016/04/09/file-punter-review/