In the same window, users can see the file’s current location, and the desired destination, and a status bar shows the progress. While copying and pasting, you can verify the files to see that they have been copied identically. With TeraCopy, this process of copying and pasting becomes controlled, easy to perform, and secureĪ simple interface opens up, with tabs of the File list, Target, Options, and Log. Till the entire process is not complete, there is always a risk of the process being terminated and must be started all over again. Copy files in a blinkĬopying large sets of files has always been a hassle, as it not only takes a lot of time to move from one location to another, but the entire process of selecting, dragging, and pasting is rather stress-inducing. The program by Code Sector is a much more controlled way of transferring files.

The program works on Windows XP, Windows 8, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 2000, and Windows 10. The program is used for frequent file transfers, large file sizes, moving files from separate hard drives. In short the ball's in their court, unless anyone else knows different.TeraCopy is a program to copy and paste large files at a high speed. The very fact that it exists, however, suggests that Code Sector is unlikely to give the necessary approval for any external development to take place. I'm not sure if it conforms to the latest PA.c spec., but I will take a quick look. The paf.exe version that is available on the Code Sector website doesn't appear to have been submitted here for testing so presumably can't be listed as official. However, there is now a 'Dev-C++ ' on Sourceforge at which might offer some new scope. Recent development here seems to be focussed on Chris Morgan's work on Code Blocks. You can also find several discussion threads on the forums which cover it.

You can find an 'old' PA.c version of this on Sourceforge (2007), but official testing never seems to have taken place, possibly because development of the base app completely ceased in 2005. There seem to be some difficulties surrounding PA.c development of both of the suggested applications:

Teracopy old version