A 32-bit file synchronization and backup utility for Windows. Use it to safely synchronize files between a desktop PC and a notebook PC, move files between the home and office with removable media, like ZIP or JAZ, or update multiple computers on a network, with the multiple folder settings. As you synchronize files, you can filter certain file types and exclude specified folders. You can display a preview window and check for disk space before you start the copying process. Launch CopyTo from an Explorer right-click context menu, from its own icon, or even from a DOS prompt. Plus, you can have the program play a .wav file when it finishes. You can save and recall settings that you enter into CopyTo using the CopyTo file, which have the '.cp2' extension. You can start synchronizing using the settings in the CopyTo file by double-clicking. Compresses all files in each folder using PKZIP compatible compression. Added the options, Treats files exactly 1 hour apart as equal for daylight savings time.
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