Can you Schedule a Total Commander copy job?

[briggs]

Total commander is brilliant, but I can only find one major drawback - it doesn't appear to allow you to do unattended (scheduled) copy jobs?

Ideally, I want to take a regular total commander copy operation, with the relevant settings, and schedule it to run at chosen daily intervals.

I cant see that this is possible, can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance?

Alan

[sdybvik]

Take a look here for some pointers:
http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=5886

Scheduled tasks are better to do with the built-in Task scheduler in Windows, as this is a service, and doesn't require TC to run. Then use a copy program like the regular xcopy or xxcopy to do the copying for you.

[robinsiebler]

It's not TC, but it's free


Copy At copies or moves files and directories from one directory to another at a scheduled time. Great tool for unattended moving of files and directories late at night or after a certain amount of time.
http://www.learnxgroup.com/software/other_freeware.html#copyat