Certainly much easier than Robocop or even Robocop GUI. I would
rather do a 1040, Sched A and Sched B than fool with that mess.
RichCopy is better, except the help file for amounts to only a few
words about basic computer operation. I don't understand why they
would put anything like RoboCop in a system with "Home" in its
name; how many true home users would want all the options in that
thing? Allen
I assume you mean "Robocopy" - "Robocop" is a movie and a game, and I
don't think they come with any version of Windows.
Robocopy is more an admin and "power user" tool, and it's very useful.
It's certainly NOT meant for everyday copy and move operations. It's a
command-line tool, and most users won't even know it's there. If you
don't need it, it's only a few KB large and has no negative impact on
your system. I've found some good uses for it.
Richcopy isn't a Microsoft product, and it seems buggy to me. And, as
you say, the documentation is virtually nonexistent. Also seems to have
been abandoned by its author. Too bad, because it's very fast and has a
decent GUI.