filecopyqueue

To create a file queue, declare a variable to store the queue handle, then call the SetupOpenFileQueue function. After the queue is created, you can queue copy, rename, and delete operations, as well as scan the file queue to verify enqueued operations.

When you copy or move multiple sets of files, Path Finder uses a File Copy Queue to keep everything under control. This helps you monitor progress and avoid overloading your system with too many simultaneous operations.

CopyQueue maximizes efficiency by copying files sequentially, streamlining the process and minimizing potential errors. Experience lightning-fast transfers that save you time and effort, while delivering impeccable results. Data integrity is paramount, es

Normally Opus manages the copy queue automatically (as described above), but you can use the internal Copy command to manage queueing manually if desired. Using the QUEUE argument you can create a queue with a specified name (this name will then be shown

You simply add each file or folder you wish to copy by dragging it to the green box that pops up on your screen (a green & blue box will appear, green is for files to copy, blue is for destination folders).

You can command the app to start / stop copying files in a queue and start / stop a predefined speed limit at any time. On the downside, days, weeks or months are not supported.