Controlled Copy (or CCopy, or CC) was an advanced file copier I built back in the early 90s. I’ve stopped development on it many years ago, but apparently there’s still quite a few people using it. CCopy was shareware and during the years many people and institutions did register. However, since development has stopped and CCopy (and DOS altogether) has become a fringe area in my life, I released CCopy as freeware. There’s the historical CCopy site which might be of sentimental value to somebody, but that’s it, I guess.
You can download the free registered version of CCopy and use it for your own personal use for free. Have fun!
I remember this program fondly, and used it religiously. Would you ever consider porting it to Linux, there is nothing like this and a lot of people looking for it on the net …If not, would releasing the source code give someone else a chance to complete this task?
Heh, glad to hear it’s been useful to you. Haven’t worked on this for years now, and really I’m not interested in developing it for Linux. Certainly most of CCs features can be accomplished with existing command line tools. Some of the advanced features like cutting files to fit small floppy disks aren’t that relevant any more…
And the source code is so horrible that I won’t touch it. 🙂