Skip files with the same name, incremental copy saves time

The manuscript for preparing the paper during the holiday, because I went out to play it, so some documents and pictures are in the desktop of the home, some are in my own notebook, I want to put them together, and if I copy them all, I will put them together. Many of the same files are overwritten and overwritten, which wastes a lot of time. At this time, if copying can also achieve incremental copying, it is actually possible.

Fastcopy is usually used to speed up the copying of files. In fact, it also has the function of incremental copying. For example, here are two folders that store movies. The two folders are very large, with duplicate files. Right-click on one of the folders, select Use Fastcopy to copy, then select Copy to another movie folder, then set to "Copy - if duplicate name, copy only files of different sizes", and then click Execute. This will automatically skip the file with the same name, saving a lot of time.

Tips: The so-called incremental copying is simply to skip the duplicate content and only copy the newly added content. In Windows, all replication is used, even if the same content is copied and then overwritten.