D-Copy

 Normally copying, moving or deleting folders stored on your computer is a very simple process, but the Windows operating system doesn't allow you to modify any parameters regarding these tasks. Well, now you can take control of your folders while moving or copying them with the help of the lightweight D-Copy. D-Copy is an easy to use piece of software that allows you to copy, move, delete or synchronize your folders in a fast and efficient manner. Simply select the source and the desired destination and pick how you want to transfer the contents of your folders. The great thing about this useful application is the fact that it lets you decide the way in which your folders will be copied, moved, deleted or synchronized. First of all, the reliable D-Copy offers you the possibility to select the buffer size as well as the speed of your transfer, from suspending it (0%) to performing it at full speed (100%). This small piece of software also allows you to list the contents of your selected folder and view its size so that you can easily determine if you have enough free space on the destination drive to complete the transfer as well as verify the data during the process.
Another great thing that the handy D-Copy provides you with is the "Post-Process" feature. With its help, you can set this application to perform various actions once your folder has been copied, moved, deleted, etc. This can prove to be very useful, because you can set the computer to shut down, standby or hibernate after the process is completed (especially when dealing with large folders) or you can even choose to play any desired sound or launch certain applications. Furthermore, the easy to use D-Copy also lets you to manage "Jobs". Basically, you can save all the preferences for a each individual process (copy at full speed, delete your folder and shut down your computer, etc.) and simply perform it again at any desired time with a simple click of a mouse. This can come in handy when, for example, you update the files located on your FTP folder or a regular basis. Create a synchronization job, load it and execute it whenever you need to.