The Keep Track Copier program was created by TheSaint during the month of June 2020.

You can read about its development here.

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/202867-hash-checking-venture-for-thedcoder-et-al/?do=findComment&comment=1456701

I first wrote about the program idea here, hidden in the spoiler.

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/199112-free-game-alert/?do=findComment&comment=1456383

It has been made available here.

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/203074-keep-track-copier/

A BIG Thanks as always, to Jon (especially) & others at the AutoIt Forum.
A special thanks to Lazycat for his drop multiple files on any control code.
Extra thanks to my buddy TheDcoder for his ongoing encouragement & support.



DETAILS FROM THAT SPOILER POST (edited)
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I have a new idea for a program called - Keep Track Copier.

Basically it will be a small program window, that contains three dropzones (destination, copy, move) and a few other controls like combos, listbox and a button or three, etc.

The idea, is that you drag & drop the destination folder onto the destination dropzone, then drag & drop the source file or folder onto the copy or move dropzone. You can set to instantly copy or move or do so via a button ... especially for a source going to more than one destination.

Why am I doing this?
Basically, for file sources like games I keep around four backups, spread over 4 physically separate drives. As you might imagine, after a while you can lose track of which drives have been backed up to and which not, especially if you don't do them all at once, which is often the case for me. So to reduce the headache, it occurred to me today, and not for the first time, how nice it would be to have a simple easy way of recalling what has gone where. Today a suitable program idea popped into my mind.

I intend to set the program up to use a few options for copy/move. One will be TeraCopy, which I am very familiar with and use all the time for copy & move. Another will probably be the VBScript I obtained from this forum years ago, which uses Windows own copier. I might also whip up my own variant, just for fun, which will need to be a separate executable, because I won't be limiting things to a Run Wait kind of scenario. That last means you can run more than one job at a time.

I should also add MD5 checking for the methods that don't include it like TeraCopy does.

I may give the ability to use other command-line third party copy programs, where the user can set the path and parameters, and fine tune the title shown in the Combo for copiers.

All my drives are named something recognizable, so the program will obtain that at the start and create a record, that can appear in the Listbox, when the source name is selected in a Combo. Basically it will be as simple as that to check.
