QuickCopy 1.02
QuickCopy is an application that supports copying multiple files to multiple folders.
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QuickCopy is an application that supports copying multiple files to multiple folders.
QuickCopy is being used to select files from multiple folders for backing up. Important files may be sent to a single backup folder for easy storage.
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