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This Tiny program called “Copy All To One” is a copy program for copy large and mass files from more than one folders to ONE single folder and this is fine if you have a lot of files you have downloaded from Internet or from lot of CD and DVD, and you can collect all and copy it to harddisk and sort all files from all sub folders to one big folder or several single main folders and put it to back on DVD again much better, “well arranged” I make this program for i have a lot of downloaded files from internet which i will sort to one or two and tree folders i will collect all files from all Sub folders to ONE BIG FOLDER instead of all maybe 40 Main folders and 1350 sub folders if i collect all files to one or two big folders for later ? burn them into DVD or CD most of them will be in ZIP or RAR format and you can create Main folders after category…

Fixed lower and uppercase sensitive with extension now find all files independent of case in filename extension…

In last version fixed extension when files in destination exist and rename it to (01), (02)… now take all format independent type extension on files to copy to destination

Compatible with all MS Windows platform.

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No other single product class seems to cause as much angst to average users, in their installation and day-to-day use, as Firewalls.

For such users, Sunbelt-Kerio Personal Firewall is our top recommendation, as it seems to cause the fewest problems yet also manages reasonable protection.

Kerio dropped the product in late 2005 but, thankfully, Sunbelt Software, the makers of the excellent CounterSpy anti-spyware scanner, picked it up and continue to make it available. The free and paid versions of Sunbelt Kerio are the same. If you don’t buy the product, some advanced features are automatically turned off after 30 days. The product will also nag you every time you start it. For some, this is a small price to pay for a great free firewall. For others, it’s a real turnoff.

If performance rather than ease of use is your criterion, then the Comodo firewall is the top contender. The firewall itself is very robust, and the just-released version 3 includes a well-designed intrusion detection system and Vista compatibility. Comodo also supports internet connection sharing, whereas the free versions of Kerio and ZoneAlarm do not. On the minus side, the IDS is initially rather talkative, and this may unnecessarily alarm inexperienced users. There have also been reports that the new version 3 has some bugs, so it may be better to wait a couple of months until it’s stabilized. Additionally, Comodo has been known to conflict with some other security products. However, for the technically initiated who can cope with these annoyances, this is an outstanding free product and an easy first choice. Make sure that you install it in “Advanced” mode, because the “Basic” installation has the HIPS, which includes the leak test protection, disabled.

A recent contender is the free version of Online Armor Personal Firewall V2, which has been getting praise for its outstanding leak-test performance and ease of use. We were impressed with the full commercial version, but as we,ve yet to test the cut down free version, we’re reluctant to make a recommendation. The feedback we’ve been getting from users has been very positive.

Also technically impressive is the Jetico Firewall. It rates highest on the leak tests of all firewalls, but I find it awkward to use. It may, however, suit you.

Another tricky product is NetVeda Safety.Net firewall. It’s performance is quite outstanding and it also offers application control and content filtering. This highly capable product deserves to be better known, and experienced users should definitely put it on their short list.

We no longer recommend the free version of the ZoneAlarm firewall. First, it is a very basic product compared to the commercial ZoneAlarm Pro version. The leak-test performance of the latest free version is extremely poor, whereas the Pro version is excellent. The download also includes the large commercial ZoneAlarm suite, so be careful not to install it. ZA free does have the advantage of working with Vista. Read the rest of this entry »