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Program for copy files by network. Can also copy files on
local drives - sometimes it can speed up copy of large files by 2-3 times.
User-frendly skin based interface. Build-in explorer shell make is very
simple in use. You can download any files and directories by pressing
right button and choosing KillCopy to.. to change target directory.
KillCopy can shutdown system after copy completes, can play sound and ask
user to open target directory. KillCopy can copy files to some targets
simultaniously. Also you can start KillCopy from command line.

Advances settings:

Speed
limit: You can limit maximum copy transfer speed in Kbps
units or change what part of current traffic used by KillCopy.

Buffer
size: By changing buffersize you can set best settings for
maximum speed. Increasing this size will increase transfer, but use
high values only when there is enough RAM in system. Also you can
use lower values when copy by low quality connection.

Autoresume: If copy will terminated by system
crash it will be automatically resumed after reboot. You can force
Autoresume by pressing SHIFT button when cancel copy process.

History:
You can look what files and when you have downloaded in history.txt
file in KillCopy directory.

Turbo:
This mode can give greate improve of copy speed when coping large
files between local
disks.

Parallel:
This mode increases copy speed when copy files between different
physical devices.

Enable
verifycation: This opions enables additional copy
verification, this slows down copy process up to 2 times but this
can help when files transferred with errors without it, caused for
example by bad connection to remote computer. Recommended to use
high-speed mode with this option.

Move mode:
When moving files KillCopy can simple delete source files after
copy,
or can overwrite they 1-3 times with random bytes. Also
when specify here overwrite
delete mode you can delete files from
Explorer context menu with KillCopy using
"KillDelete" menu item

Reserve space for
file: Reserve space for file before coping it. This option
can decrease fragmentation on files after copy complete, but it also
decrease total copy
speed.

Make KillCopy as
default drag&drop handler: Enabling this option allows
KillCopy
to handle simple left-button drag&drop.

Enable Hard link
here command (NTFS): Allows creating hard links to NTFS files
by
drag&drop context menu. Works only for files on the same
logical disk.

Try
resume: If target file already exists, KillCopy will check it
in 5 points, and if success resumes copy process. If files are
different it will use default settings.

Command line sstartup:

killcopy.exe "|!list|!dest| -r|s|u|k|w|..."
or
killcopy.exe
"/!list/!dest/ -r|s|u|k|w|..."
or
kc.exe !list !dest
-r|s|u|k|w|...

Note that kc.exe is a console wrapper to make
possible to control copy process
from console, this is can be usefull
when using KillCopy by telnet or SSH
sessions

!list - Path\name to text
filelist(default) with files\directories or simple string with
source files\directories divided by character ? (if key -e
specified).
!dest - destination directory(default). You can
specify here up to 4096 folders divided by character "?". It also
can be destinations directories filelist (if key -f
specified)

Keys:
r
-retry on any error
s -skip file on
any error
n -start KillCopy in
minimized state
g -add files to copy
queue of already started KillCopy, in this case all
other
keys ignored. If no started KillCopy found then new
KillCopy
will be started as usual
G -start copy only after all active KillCopy
sessions will be closed
m -move
files
M -delete files. !dest not
used
j
-create NTFS links to files and folders instead of real
copy
J -create NTFS hard links only to
files, creating folders tree if needed
x -don't delete
!list filelist
k -skip if target file
exists
w -overwrite if target file
exists
o -rename old file if it is
exists
i
-enable Overwrite if older
I
-disable Overwrite if older
h -enable Skip after for autoretry mode
H -disable Skip
after for autoretry mode
u -try resume
if target file exists.
c -don't
copy files attributes
e -!list is an
source file/folder (not a filelist), or some
files/folders
dividied by ?
f -!dest as the filelist
with target directries where to copy
p
-don't start copy automatically. allowing to access some
options in Settings
d -shutdown after
copy
D -don't shutdown if this mode
enabled by default
t -enable
Turbo mode
T -disable Turbo mode if
this mode enabled by default
z
-enable Reserve space for file
Z
-disable Reserve space for file if this mode enabled by
default

LkN -where N - number
0..10 - speed limit in kbps (see following table)
LcN -where N - number 0..10 - speed limit in
bps (see following table)
LpN -where N
- number 0..10 - speed limit in % (see following table)

N

kbps

%

0

16

10

1

32

20

2

128

30

3

256

40

4

512

50

5

1024

60

6

2048

70

7

4096

80

8

8192

90

9

16384

100

10

No
limit

No
limit

LbN -change buffer size

N

Buffer
size

When to
use

0

512
bytes

use to recover data from bad
media with autoretry

1

4 kb

Use when copy files from
computer where autokick is enabled. Enable autoretry.

2

32
kb

3

128
kb

4

256
kb

5

512
kb

6

1 mb

Use on system with RAM <64Mb

7

2 mb

4Mb<RAM<256Mb or 10mbit
LAN

8

4 mb

RAM>256Mb, 100mbit LAN or
local drives

9

16 mb

Use with high-speed HDD

10

32 mb

Example of command line::
killcopy.exe "/d:\temp\filelist.lst/g:\test\test1/
-ruw"

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