Second Copy 2000 - 5 users

I recently had the opportunity to try out Second Copy 2000 (previously known as Second Copy 97) and I must say, I am impressed. The software allows users to easily copy files and folders from one location to another, whether it be on the same drive, another drive, or even across a network. One of the standout features of this program is the ability to create "profiles" that not only outline the source and destination locations, but also the frequency at which files should be copied.

Second Copy is also designed to automatically monitor for changes and additions to source files and will immediately copy over any newly created or modified files to the designated destination. The program boasts a familiar Windows 95 Explorer interface, making it easy to navigate and understand. Setting up profiles is made even simpler with the use of a setup profile wizard, which helps guide users through the process.

Advanced options include PKZIP-compatible compression, password protection, directory synchronization, background thread priority control, and the ability to include or exclude specific files or sets of files from the copy. Once you've configured your profiles, Second Copy runs in the background, indicated only by an icon in the Windows system tray. This makes it perfect for those who may forget to perform periodic backups.

In addition to its usefulness for personal computer use, Second Copy is also incredibly useful for synchronizing files between a desktop and a laptop or between two remote sites. It can even be utilized to distribute software to multiple PCs on a network. The program's setup includes a fully functional shareware software.

Overall, I highly recommend Second Copy 2000 as an easy and efficient way to keep files and folders synchronized and up-to-date. For more information or to download the software, visit the company's website.