vcopy - Verbatim Copy

This utility copies files and directory trees while fully preserving all timestamps, and when possible, NTFS compression and encryption attributes.

Usage

vcopy [-v] [-p] [-t] [-r] [-h] [-s] [-c] source [...] destination

Options:
  -v  Verbose mode; prints status.
  -p  Preserves destination files; do not overwrite files.
  -t  Strips away streams and other NTFS-specific metadata.
  -r  Strips away all read-only file attributes.
  -h  Strips away all hidden file attributes.
  -s  Strips away all system file attributes.
  -c  Strips away all compressed file attributes.

For more information, please consult the readme.txt file found inside the package.

Why vcopy?

The primary benefit to using vcopy is that it preserves all timestamps and NTFS compression and encryption attributes, when possible. Normally, copy operations will fail to preserve any of the timestamps on directories and the creation and access timestamps on files. Especially in the case of directory timestamps, this default copy behavior wreaks havoc on people who depend on their files and directory trees having meaningful timestamps.

Windows 2000 (or newer) is required.
 

	Name	Last modified	Size	Description
	Parent Directory		-
	vcopy-1.2.2-redist.7z	05-Mar-2011 21:06	15K
	vcopy-1.2.2-redist.md5	05-Mar-2011 21:06	57	MD5 hashes