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Ultracopier is free and open source software, which means you can have the best Ultracopier for your organization’s needs. The ultracopier was created by J. M. Roader (aka “mink” Roader) in 1990 based on parallel printing technology, which was originally developed in military intelligence.

Ultracopier has a simple yet powerful user interface that is great for small office organizations. Ultracopier has been designed to perform the tasks of both a file copy software and an image editor. The advantage of Ultracopier over similar products is that it supports all popular file formats such as PDF, JPEG and PNG, as well as many other formats. Ultracopier also allows users to specify the maximum compression level for all copied data so that you don’t lose quality when transferring large files.

Ultracopier works well with any version of Windows. Also, ultracopier works well with all flavors of Linux, including Fedora. I personally use Ultracopier version 5.2 which is a relatively recent version and works very well for me. To download the latest version of this great file copy utility, please follow the link below. much more reliable than others I’ve used (symbolic copy, ImgPro and FileZilla).