Karen Kenworthy`s freeware site

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Buddy said:
This lady has written some very useful free software.She used to be with
Windows Mag.
She has a newsletter that you can sign up for at this url.


http://www.karenware.com/
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Buddy,
Karens got some neat stuff there. Not only that, but the throughput
to the server she's using is almost instantaneous (at least for me).
Here's one she wrote that I'm going to check out in a little while:

http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptwinwatch.asp

Thanks for reminding me to recheck her site.
 
This lady has written some very useful free software.She used to be with
Windows Mag.
She has a newsletter that you can sign up for at this url.


http://www.karenware.com/
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I use her Replicator & Directory Print programs and both work well. DP
does what the name says. Replicator - at selected intervals & times -
copies the contents of folders to another location. I use it to copy
from C:\ to F:\, a second internel hd thus being a form of backup.
Like other file copy programs it cannot copy files in use.Also it
cannot be set up to handle individual files, folders & sub-folders
with their files only. I copy the misc. collection of files in C:\
manually.

Glenn
 
Glenn said:
I use her Replicator & Directory Print programs and both work well. DP
does what the name says. Replicator - at selected intervals & times -
copies the contents of folders to another location. I use it to copy
from C:\ to F:\, a second internel hd thus being a form of backup.
Like other file copy programs it cannot copy files in use.Also it
cannot be set up to handle individual files, folders & sub-folders
with their files only. I copy the misc. collection of files in C:\
manually.

Glenn
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You might want to check out XXCopy:

http://www.xxcopy.com/

It really clones my main hard drive to my backup one quite well. I use
this command in the shortcut:

C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\XXCOPY.EXE c:\ d:\ /clone /YY
/xC:\WINDOWS\WIN386.SWP /xC:\_RESTORE\*

because I'm using ME. If this seems complex, it really isn't because
the program is so configurable. It's also VERY well documented here:

http://www.xxcopy.com/#tbul
 
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