PTC

Moving files from a drive to another can be done in a lot of ways, even with a simple copy-paste action. The command prompt is another path one can take to transfer files between drives. Despite most users finding the CMD console a bit intimidating, those who are used to it can skip the manual labor in favor of typing down several commands.

PTC is a lightweight tool providing you with the platform and rules necessary in completing file transfer tasks, saving a bit of time while at it.

In order to get this file copier going, one must check the rules or arguments specific to it. The copy method appears to be the first detail to take care of. You can use the default auto-detection feature or force the app to Serial or Parallel copy. Those looking to move development assets might want to go with the Compiler method, this being the last one as well.

Moving forward, your transfer process can include recursive copying, buffer size customization, override deployment, or hidden file inclusion. One can opt to skip empty files, keep corrupted items or verify all successful tasks.

In summary, PTC is a straightforward file copier deployed using the command prompt. All arguments are neatly presented on the dev's page, which can represent a starting point for non-CMD users looking to simplify their chores.