CopyInOrder vs Total Commander

Struggling to choose between CopyInOrder and Total Commander? Both products offer unique advantages, making it a tough decision.

CopyInOrder is a File Management solution with tags like file, copy, queue, order.

It boasts features such as Queue up multiple files and folders to copy, Specify the order in which files and folders are copied, Pause/resume file copying as needed, Error handling for skipped or failed copies, Logging and report generation and pros including More control over file copying order than default Windows dialog, Ability to queue up many copy operations at once, Helpful for workflows that require files in specific order, Error handling avoids halting process on failure.

On the other hand, Total Commander is a File Management product tagged with dualpane, file-manager, plugins, search.

Its standout features include Dual-pane interface, Tabbed interface, File operations like copy, move, delete, rename etc., Advanced search, Plugins support, Compare files, Archive support, Network file system support, and it shines with pros like Very fast and light-weight, Highly customizable, Many handy tools and options, Supports a wide range of archive formats, Can be extended via plugins, Works well with Windows Explorer.

Feature	CopyInOrder	Total Commander
Overall Score	N/A	N/A
Primary Category	File Management	File Management

Product Overview

CopyInOrder

Description: CopyInOrder is a file copying software that allows you to queue up multiple files and folders to copy in a specific order. It provides more control over file copying than the default Windows file copy dialog.

Total Commander

Description: Total Commander is a file manager for Windows that allows easy navigation and file operations. It has a dual-pane interface for fast file transfers, tabbed interface, plugins, advanced search, and other handy tools for managing files and folders efficiently.

Key Features Comparison

CopyInOrder Features

• Queue up multiple files and folders to copy
• Specify the order in which files and folders are copied
• Pause/resume file copying as needed
• Error handling for skipped or failed copies
• Logging and report generation

Total Commander Features

• Dual-pane interface
• Tabbed interface
• File operations like copy, move, delete, rename etc.
• Advanced search
• Plugins support
• Compare files
• Archive support
• Network file system support

Pros & Cons Analysis

CopyInOrder

Pros

• More control over file copying order than default Windows dialog
• Ability to queue up many copy operations at once
• Helpful for workflows that require files in specific order
• Error handling avoids halting process on failure

Cons

• No automation/scripting capabilities
• Limited to file copying operations only
• Requires manual queuing of each operation
• May be overkill for basic copy needs

Total Commander

Pros

• Very fast and light-weight
• Highly customizable
• Many handy tools and options
• Supports a wide range of archive formats
• Can be extended via plugins
• Works well with Windows Explorer

Cons

• Dated interface
• Steep learning curve
• Not very intuitive for beginners
• Lacks native cloud storage support

Pricing Comparison

CopyInOrder

• One-time Purchase

Total Commander

• Free
• One-time Purchase