CopyMik – freeware program for a complex copy, rename (inclusive transliteration), encrypt, decrypt, compress, decompress, backup, restore files and folders, сopying from the shadow volumes.

[/KF KeyFile1[ KeyFile2[ ….]]] Text Files with keys in the UTF8 encoding. Each key begins a new line. If there are duplicate keys, the key of the last file counts. If there are duplicate keys of the key works of the last file. The file keys have a higher priority than the keys from the command line. If the string does not begin with symbol “/” it is assumed that this is the path to the source or target folder (the folder is always the order of 1st row => source, 2nd row => target folder). In the key file, you can use the links to the mask files. You can make comments by beginning with //. The text in the line after the comment characters is ignored by the program.
[/MF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Mask for copied files (default *)
[/MD[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Mask for copied folders (default *)
[/TP] Passing all source folders to the full depth of the nest regardless of whether the copy condition for the current folder is fulfilled or not.
[/XCD [DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Do not copy folders with the specified mask (default mask *)
[/XCF [FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Do not copy files with the specified mask (default mask *)
[/XDMD DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]] Do not check the mask folder (/MD) in a folder with the specified mask (will use a mask *)
[/XDMF DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]] Do not check the mask file in the folder with the specified mask (will use a mask *)
[/XSD] Exclude the folders that are not copied when you copy/reset security attributes
[/XSF] Exclude the files that are not copied when you copy/reset security attributes
[/SEXF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Skip files if they already exist. Check only files with the specified mask. (default mask *)
[/RF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Rename the file if it already exists (ignored by /OF key). Rename only files with the specified mask (default mask *).
[/OF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Overwrite existing files. Overwrite only files with the specified mask (default mask *).
[/SOLDF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Do not overwrite files with a later modification date (overwrite only old files). Check only files with the specified mask. (default mask *). It is only used in conjunction with the key /OF
[/SNEWF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Just copy the files to the new date of the change. Check only files with the specified mask. (default mask *). It used only in conjunction with the key /OF
[/SDTSF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Skip the files with the same modification date and size. Check only files with the specified mask. By encryption and decryption is not checked and always overwritten. (default mask *). It used only in conjunction with the key /OF
[/TDELTA Seconds[ Seconds2]] Accuracy in seconds from the target file by comparing the date in the key /SDTSF. The accuracy can be with a minus sign, plus and unsigned. If a minus sign minus this accuracy from the date of the target file if a plus plus. If the sign is not specified, the accuracy and the pros and cons at the same time. Accuracy default 0 seconds.
[/ODT[ MaskTargetDir1[ MaskTargetDir2[ ….]]]] Copy only if the destination folder exists, all other folders are excluded from copying. (Default mask *)
IMPORTANT! If you rename the folders then the folder mask check occurs with the new name
[/NODT[ MaskTargetDir1[ MaskTargetDir2[ ….]]]] Copy only if the destination folder does not exist, all other folders are excluded from copying. (Default mask *)
IMPORTANT! If you rename the folders then the folder mask check occurs with the new name
[/OFT[ MaskTargetFile1[ MaskTargetFile2[ ….]]]] Copying is performed only if the target file exists. All other files will be skipped. It only makes sense in conjunction with the key /OF. (Default mask *)
IMPORTANT! If you rename a file, then the file mask check takes place with the new name
[/NOFT[ MaskTargetFile1[ MaskTargetFile2[ ….]]]] Copying is performed only if the target file does not exist. All other files will be skipped. (Default mask *)
IMPORTANT! If you rename a file, then the file mask check takes place with the new name
[/NODELT] Do not delete files and folders in the destination folder by copying errors (for example, by using /MIR key)
[/RFT [Mask]] Mask for renaming files (if there is a target file with the same name). (Only in conjunction with the /RF key). The default mask is “{FNAMEEXT} – Copy ({NR})” where {NR} is the copy number.
Can use predefined variables: {SP} – space symbol, {DATE} – current date, {DATETIME} – the current date and time, {YEAR} – year number, {MONTHNAME} – name of the month, {DAYNAME} – weekday name, {MONTHOFYEAR} – month number of the year, {WEEKOFYEAR} – week number of the year, {WEEK OF MONTH} – week number of the month, {DAYOFYEAR} – day number of the year, {DAYOFMONTH} – day number of the month, {DAYOFWEEK} – day number of the week, {HOUR} – hour, {MIN} – minutes, {SEC} – seconds, {MSEC} – millisecond, {FNAMEEXT} – file name and extension, {FNAME} – file name, {FEXT} – file extension, {FEEXT} – file extension without a point, {QUOTE} – double quotation mark, {EQUAL} – symbol =
[/CAF Attribute1[ Attribute2[….]] Include or exclude files with attributes from copying. Attributes that begin with a plus sign – allow copying of files and from a minus – forbid. The default sign is +. Priority in write order.
         Possible attributes: R – read only, H – hidden, S – system, A – archive, D – file of windows device, F – normal file, T – temporary, G – low density file (usually containing many zeros), C – compressed, O – not attached (file content not available), N – not indexed, E – encrypted, V – Virtual
[/CAD Attribute1[ Attribute2[….]] Include or exclude folders with attributes from copying. Attributes that begin with a plus sign – allow copying folders a from minus – forbid. The default sign is +. Priority in write order.
         Possible attributes: R – read only, H – hidden, S – system, A – archive, C – compressed, N – not indexed, E – encrypted, P – entry point (is a block of user-defined data associated with a real directory)
IMPORTANT! In recent versions of windows to copy or create entry points/links requires running copymik with administrator rights
[/GL] follow the link when copying a link/entry point (copy real data and not the link/entry point itself)
[/BDEL[ FolderForBackups]] Specifies the destination folder for the backup of the target files to be deleted (eg with /MIR key).
If the folder is not specified then the main target folder with the postfix _BDEL and the subfolder based on {DATETIME}
Before deleting, the file will be copied to the specified folder, the folder tree to the file will also be recreated.
Can use predefined variables: {SP} – space symbol, {DATE} – current date, {DATETIME} – the current date and time, {YEAR} – year number, {MONTHNAME} – name of the month, {DAYNAME} – weekday name, {MONTHOFYEAR} – month number of the year, {WEEKOFYEAR} – week number of the year, {WEEK OF MONTH} – week number of the month, {DAYOFYEAR} – day number of the year, {DAYOFMONTH} – day number of the month, {DAYOFWEEK} – day number of the week, {HOUR} – hour, {MIN} – minutes, {SEC} – seconds, {MSEC} – millisecond
ATTENTION! If the /BDEL and /MDEL and /EXMDEL keys are absent then the backup of the deleted files is not performed!
ATTENTION! The backup folder must not be the same as the target folder or any of the target subfolders.
ATTENTION! To back up the deleted target files with the default parameters, one of the keys /BDEL or /MDEL or /EXMDEL is sufficient.
ATTENTION! If there was an error during the backup process, copying the linked file and replacing/deleting the target file will not be performed!
[/MDEL[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[….]]]] Mask of the target files to be deleted for which you should make backup copies before deleting. (If the key is not specified and the default mask * is all).
ATTENTION! The mask should take into account the renaming of files, since the check is made by file names from the target folder!
ATTENTION! If the /BDEL and /MDEL and /EXMDEL keys are absent then the backup of the deleted files is not performed!
ATTENTION! To back up the deleted target files with the default parameters, one of the keys /BDEL or /MDEL or /EXMDEL is sufficient.
ATTENTION! If there was an error during the backup process, copying the linked file and replacing/deleting the target file will not be performed!
[/EXMDEL[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[….]]]] Mask of deleted target files for which you should NOT make backup copies before deleting. (The default mask is *.tmp).
ATTENTION! The mask should take into account the renaming of files, since the check is made by file names from the target folder!
ATTENTION! If the /BDEL and /MDEL and /EXMDEL keys are absent then the backup of the deleted files is not performed!
ATTENTION! To back up the deleted target files with the default parameters, one of the keys /BDEL or /MDEL or /EXMDEL is sufficient.
ATTENTION! If there was an error during the backup process, copying the linked file and replacing/deleting the target file will not be performed!
[/BREPL] Specifies the folder for the backup of the target files to be replaced (eg with /MIR or /OF …).
If the folder is not specified then the main target folder with the postfix _BREPL and the subfolder based on {DATETIME}
Before deleting, the file will be copied to the specified folder, the folder tree to the file will also be recreated.
Can use predefined variables: {SP} – space symbol, {DATE} – current date, {DATETIME} – the current date and time, {YEAR} – year number, {MONTHNAME} – name of the month, {DAYNAME} – weekday name, {MONTHOFYEAR} – month number of the year, {WEEKOFYEAR} – week number of the year, {WEEK OF MONTH} – week number of the month, {DAYOFYEAR} – day number of the year, {DAYOFMONTH} – day number of the month, {DAYOFWEEK} – day number of the week, {HOUR} – hour, {MIN} – minutes, {SEC} – seconds, {MSEC} – millisecond
ATTENTION! If the /BREPL and /MREPL keys are not present then the backup of the replaced files is not performed!
ATTENTION! The backup folder must not be the same as the target folder or any of the target subfolders.
ATTENTION! If there was an error during the backup process, copying the linked file and replacing/deleting the target file will not be performed!
[/MREPL[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[….]]]] Mask of the replaced target files for which you should make backup copies before replacing. (If the key is not specified and the default mask * is all).
ATTENTION! The mask should take the renaming of files into account, since the check is made by file names from the target folder!
ATTENTION! If the / BREPL and /MREPL and /EXMREPL keys are not present then the backup of the replaced files is not performed!
ATTENTION! To back up the replaced target files with the default parameters, one of the /BREPL or /MREPL or /EXMREPL keys is sufficient.
ATTENTION! If there was an error during the backup process, copying the linked file and replacing/deleting the target file will not be performed!
[/EXMREPL[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[….]]]] Mask of replaceable target files for which you should NOT make backup copies before deleting. (The default mask is *.tmp).
ATTENTION! The mask should take into account the renaming of files, since the check is made by file names from the target folder!
ATTENTION! If the /BREPL and /MREPL and /EXMREPL keys are not present then the backup of the replaced files is not performed!
ATTENTION! To back up the replaced target files with the default parameters, one of the keys /BREPL or /MREPL or /EXMREPL is sufficient
ATTENTION! If there was an error during the backup process, copying the linked file and replacing/deleting the target file will not be performed!
[/BEMPTY] Make a backup of the empty deleted folders. (Only in conjunction with the /BDEL and/or /MDEL and/or /EXMDEL keys)
[/DELF [FileMask1 [FileMask2 [….]]]] After a successful backup/compression/encryption to delete files in the source folder specified by the mask. (default mask * – All)
[/DELFD [DirMask1 [DirMask2 [….]]]] Limits the action key /DELF to source folders with specified masks. (default mask * – All)
IMPORTANT!!! keys /DELF and /DELFD work only for successfully copied/compressed/rename the file and do not work in combination with the keys /DNSF or /MIR
[/MD5[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Copy only files with checksum mismatch. Check only files with the specified mask. By encryption and decryption is not checked and always overwritten. (default mask *). It used only in conjunction with the key /OF. Watch Out !!! Checksum slows down the copy operation. In most cases, use the key /SDTSF in combination with a key /OF
[/SZF NSizeBytes] Copy/compress/encrypt only files larger than or equal to NSizeBytes bytes
[/SZT NSizeBytes] Copy/compress/encrypt only files of less than or equal NSizeBytes bytes
[/TM [Nsec]] Copy/compress/encrypt files only with the date and time of change within the last Nsec seconds (counting from the current time). Default Nsec = 3600 (one hour)
[/DT[ Ndays]] Copy/Compress/Encrypt only files with the date of last change within the last Ndays days (counting from the current date, time is discarded and does not count). By default Ndays=0 day (today)
[/DTS DD.MM.YYYY] Copy/Compress/Encrypt files only with the date of change greater than or equal DD.MM.YYYY date (eg. 01.09.2015) (where DD – day of the month, MM – month, YYYY – year. It is important – leading zeros are required!
[/DTE DD.MM.YYYY] Copy/Compress/Encrypt files only with the date change less than or equal DD.MM.YYYY date (eg. 01.09.2015) (where DD – day of the month, MM – month, YYYY – year. It is important – leading zeros are required!
[/DNSF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Delete files if there is no source files. Delete only files with the specified mask. (default mask *)
[/DNSD[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Delete folders if there is no source folders. Delete only folders with the specified mask. (default mask *)
[/MIR] [ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] equivalent combination of keys: /MF [ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] /MD /CSF /OF [ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] /DNSF [ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] /DNSD (default mask *)
IMPORTANT!!! Renaming files can automatically disable the mirroring function (/MIR and the like). The exceptions are the keys to add or remove file extensions in compression, decompression, compression and decompression /COADD /DECODEL /CRADD /DECRDEL.
[/NCD] Do not create a folder tree (all files copied to TargetDir folder)
[/RFA[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Reset file attributes (set Archive). Only files with the specified mask. (default mask *)
[/RDA[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Reset folder attributes. Only folders with the specified mask. (default mask *)
[/AF [FileMask1=]FileAtributy1[ [FileMask2=]FileAtributy2[….]]] Set or clear attributes for files with the specified mask. Attributes beginning with a plus sign and a minus added are removed. Possible attributes R – Read only, A – Archive, S – System, H – Hidden, C – Compressed, N – Not indexed, O – Offline, E – Encrypted, T – Temporary. Key /AF has a lower priority than the key /RFA. Allowed truncated form – without a mask file and the equals sign, in this case, the mask will default *. For example /AF -H-S *.doc=+A *.tmp=-A
[/AD [DirMask=]Atributy1[[ DirMask2=]Atributy2[….]]] Set or reset the attributes for files matching the mask. Attributes beginning with a plus sign – add to a minus – are removed. Possible attributes R – Read only, A – Archive, S – System, H – Hidden, C – Compressed, N – Not indexed, O – Offline, E – Encrypted, T – Temporary. Key /AD has a lower priority than the key /RDA. Allowed truncated form – without a mask file and the equals sign, in this case, the mask will default *. For example /AD -H-S doc*=+A tmp=-A+H temp=-A+H
[/CTF[ FileMask1 [FileMask2 [….]]]] Copy the last record date of creation, last access and change files. Only files matching the mask. (Default mask * – All)
[/CTD[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Copy the last record date of creation, last access and change folders. Only folders matching the mask. (Default mask * – All)

[/CS[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Copy file und folder security attributes. Only files with the specified mask and folder mit mask *. The /CS key is equivalent to a key combination /CSF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] and /CSD *. (default mask *)
[/CSF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Copy file security attributes. Only files with the specified mask. The /CSF key is equivalent to a key combination /CSFO, /CSFG, /CSFD, /CSFS. (default mask *)
[/CSFO[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy the part of the security descriptor responsible for the owner of the file. (Default Mask *)
[/CSFG[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy the part of the security descriptor responsible for the group policy file. (Default Mask *)
[/CSFD[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy part of the security descriptor responsible for the selective access control list, controlled by the owner of the file and regulating the rights of users and groups to actions with the file (read, write, delete, etc.). (Default Mask *)
[/CSFS[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy the part of the security descriptor responsible for the audit file. (Default Mask *)
[/CSD[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Copy folder security attributes. Only folders with the specified mask. The /CSD key is equivalent to the simultaneous combination of keys /CSDO, /CSDG, /CSDD, /CSDS. (default mask *)
[/CSDO[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy the part of the security descriptor responsible for the owner of the folder. (Default Mask *)
[/CSDG[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy the part of the security descriptor responsible for the group policy. (Default Mask *)
[/CSDD[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy part of the security descriptor responsible for the selective access control list, controlled by the owner of the folder and regulating the rights of users and groups to actions with the folder (read, write, delete, etc.). (Default Mask *)
[/CSDS[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] – Copy the part of the security descriptor responsible for the audit folder. (Default Mask *)

[/NOF[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Normalize (transliterated) filenames. Only files matching the mask. (default mask * – All)
[/NOD[ DirMask1[ DirMask2[ ….]]]] Normalize (transliterated) folder names. Only folders matching the mask. (default mask * – All)
[/LANG language] Priority language transliteration. (default RU) Possible values: RU-Russian, JBR-Hebrew, HY-Armenian, UK-Ukrainian, BE-Belarusian, EL-Greek, KA-Georgian, LT-Lithuanian, TG-Tajik, KK-Kazakh, DE- German, SP-Spanish, FR-French, IT-Italian
[/STRF SeekingLine1 = NewLine1 [SeekingLine2=NewLine2 [….]]] Replace strings in file names (instead of spaces to write {SP}). Default replacement are case sensitive (see key / ICF) in key / STRF can use predefined variables {DATE} – current date, {DATETIME} – the current date and time, {YEAR} – year number, {MONTHNAME} – name of the month, {DAYNAME} – weekday name, {MONTHOFYEAR} – month number of the year, {WEEKOFYEAR} – week number of the year, {WEEK OF MONTH} – week number of the month, {DAYOFYEAR} – day number of the year, {DAYOFMONTH} – day number of the month, {DAYOFWEEK} – day number of the week, {HOUR} – hour, {MIN} – minutes, {SEC} – seconds, {MSEC} – millisecond, {CRDATETIME} – date and time the file was created, {LADATETIME} – date and time of last access, {LWDATETIME} – date and time of last modification, {FSIZE} – file size, {FDOS} – dos filename, {FMD5} – file hash md5 (checksum, be careful! It slows down the process of copying), {NUMBER} – serial number of the file in the folder, {FNUMBER} serial number of the file when copying, {DNUMBER} – serial number of folders for copying, {FNAMEEXT} – file name and extension, {FNAME} – the name of the file, {FEXT} – file extension, {FEEXT} – file extension without a point, {QUOTE} – double quote, {EQUAL} – symbol =
{BEGIN..} – the first N characters from the full file name (including the extension). For example – the first 5 {BEGIN5}
{MIDDLE..-..} characters between .. to .. from the full file name (including extension). For example {MIDDLE2-4} characters between 2 and 4 (inclusive)
{END..} – last N characters from the full file name (including extension). For example – the last 3 {END3}
{MIN..} – the minimum length of the full file name (including the extension) at which the key is replaced {BEGIN..} {MIDDLE..-..} {END..}
{FBEGIN..} – the first N characters from the file name without the extension. For example – the first 5 {BEGIN5}
{FMIDDLE..-..} characters between .. to .. from the file name without extension. For example {MIDDLE2-4} characters between 2 and 4 (inclusive)
{FEND..} – last N characters from the file name without an extension. For example – the last 3 {END3}
{FMIN..} – the minimum length of the file name without an extension under which the key exchange {FBEGIN..} {FMIDDLE..- ..} {FEND..}
{EBEGIN..} – the first N characters from the file extension (including the dot). For example – the first 5 {BEGIN5}
{EMIDDLE..-..} characters between .. to . from the file extension (including the dot). For example {MIDDLE2-4} characters between 2 and 4 (inclusive)
{EEND..} – last N characters from the file extension (including the dot). For example – the last 3 {END3}
{EMIN..} – the minimum length of the file extension (including the dot) at which the key exchange is {EBEGIN ..} {EMIDDLE ..- ..} {EEND ..}
‘[/ICF] replace switches in the key / STRF on case insensitive
[/STRD SeekingLine1 = NewLine1 [SeekingLine2=NewLine2 [….]]] Replace the line in folder names (instead of spaces to write {SP}) Default replacement are case sensitive (see key / ICD in the key / STRD can use predefined variables {DATE} – current date, {DATETIME} – the current date and time, {YEAR} – year number, {MONTHNAME} – name of the month, {DAYNAME} – weekday name, {MONTHOFYEAR} – month number of the year, {WEEKOFYEAR} – week number of the year, {WEEK OF MONTH} – week number of the month, {DAYOFYEAR} – day number of the year, {DAYOFMONTH} – day number of the month, {DAYOFWEEK} – day number of the week, {HOUR} – hour, {MIN} – minutes, {SEC} – seconds, {MSEC} – millisecond, {DNUMBER} – serial number of folders for copying, {DNAME} – folder name, {QUOTE} – double quote, {EQUAL} – symbol =
{BEGIN..} – the first N characters from the full folder name. For example – the first 5 {BEGIN5}
{MIDDLE..-..} characters between .. to .. from the full folder name. For example {MIDDLE2-4} characters between 2 and 4 (inclusive)
{END..} – last N characters from the full file name (including extension). For example – the last 3 {END3}
{MIN..} – the minimum length of the full folder name at which the key is replaced {BEGIN..}{MIDDLE..-..}{END..}
[/ICD] replace switches in the key / STRD on case insensitive
[/DTF [Mask date]] mask the date and time to output (used in variables {DATETIME} {CRDATETIME} {LADATETIME} {LWDATETIME}). (default mask yyyymmddhhnnss)
Date mask can contain the following control characters:
y = Year of the last 2 digits, yy = year from the last 2 digits, yyyy = year 4-digit, m = number of the month without 0, mm = month number as 2 digits, mmm = Month using ShortDayNames (Jan), mmmm = month using LongDayNames (January), d = number without 0, dd = 2 as the number of digits, ddd = number using ShortDayNames (Sun), dddd = number using LongDayNames (Sunday), ddddd = number in ShortDateFormat, dddddd = number in LongDateFormat, c = Using ShortDateFormat + LongTimeFormat, h = hour without 0, hh = hour as a 2 digit, n = minutes without 0, nn = minutes as 2 digits, s = seconds without 0, ss = Seconds as 2 numbers, z = Milliseconds without 0, zzz = Milliseconds as 2 digits, t = Using ShortTimeFormat, tt = Using LongTimeFormat and any other permissible in file names and folder symbols.
IMPORTANT!!! By default, rename disables the mirroring function (/MIR and the like). The exceptions are the keys to add or remove file extensions in compression, decompression, compression and decompression /COADD /DECODEL /CRADD /DECRDEL. Using key /ALWAYS be returned mirroring functionality. If you use the /ALWAYS keep in mind that all of the renamed files are deleted in the target folder if they are not present in the original folder. In fact, in the target folder only the not renamed files will remain

[/COMP] The encryption compatibility mode with program versions is below 2.22 when using an external file as an encryption key. Important!!! Starting with the version 2.22, in order to improve the cryptographic strength, the processing of the external encryption key in the form of an external file has been changed. Files encrypted in the program version 2.21 and below should be decrypted with the /COMP key The changes occurred only when the encryption key was used as an external file. If you use only the password or password + key file, for compatibility with older versions of CopyMik (from 2.21 and below), the /COMP key is not required.
[/C223] Encryption and decryption compatibility mode with CopyMik version versions below 2.24 for keys /B /R /PASS /CRPASS /DECRPASS (where the password was entered in the command line)
[/CR[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Encrypt files with these masks (Within the limits of keys /MF,/MD,/XCD,/XCF,/XDMD,/XDMF). (default mask *)
[/CREX FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]] Not encrypt files with these masks. (Within the constraints of the key /CR)’);
[/CRM Algorithm] Change encryption algorithm. (default DES *). Possible values: DES, BLOWFISH, CAST128, 3DES, ICE, THINICE, ICE2, RC2, RC4, RIJNDAEL, SERPENT, TEA, TWOFISH
[/CRADD[ Text]] When you encrypt a file name to add text (default .cmcrypt)
[/CRPASS Password] Password for encryption
[/CRPF KeyFileToEncrypt] key file to encrypt. The maximum size – 2Gb minus the password size (if a password is set). Perhaps the combination of the key file and password.
[/PASS password] – encryption and decryption password (replaces /CRPASS and /DECRPASS at the same time)
[/WPASS] – visible interactive input of the encryption and decryption password (replaces /CRPASS and /DECRPASS at the same time), the password symbols are displayed in the console
[/HPASS] – the hidden interactive input of the encryption and decryption password at the same time (replaces /CRPASS and /DECRPASS at the same time), the password symbols are replaced by *
IMPORTANT!!! If you did not use the password when encrypting, CopyMik uses the internal password. In this case, anyone who has CopyMik will be able to decrypt your files using an empty password.

[/DECR[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Decrypt files with this mask. (Within the limits of keys /MF,/MD,/XCD,/XCF,/XDMD,/XDMF) (default mask *)
[/DECREX FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]] Not decrypt files with this mask. (Within the constraints of the key /DECR)
[/DECRM Algorithm] Change decryption algorithm. (default DES *). Possible values: DES, BLOWFISH, CAST128, 3DES, ICE, THINICE, ICE2, RC2, RC4, RIJNDAEL, SERPENT, TEA, TWOFISH
[/DECRDEL[ Текст]] By decryption remove from file name text (default .cmcrypt)
[/DECRPASS Password] Password for decryption
[/DECRPF KeyFileToDecrypt] key file to decrypt. The maximum size – 2Gb minus the password size (if a password is set). Perhaps the combination of the key file and password.
IMPORTANT!!! for encryption, CopyMik not introducing an encrypted file password and a sign of the encryption algorithm. If you incorrectly type your password, or choose different from that used in the encryption algorithm decryption error message will not be shown. Decoding pass through, it is clear that in this case the data will not correspond to those that have been encrypted. Storing the password and the encryption algorithm is entirely the responsibility of the user. The only way to verify the correctness of the decryption of files is using compression, if the password was incorrect, then when you uncompress the files, you will receive an error message “ERROR: …. By decompress file (data error) …”

[/CO[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Compress files with these masks (Within the limits of keys /MF,/MD,/XCD,/XCF,/XDMD,/XDMF). (default mask *). Not compatible with /DECO and /DECR Keys for matching file mascs.
[/COEX FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]] Not compress files with these masks. (Within the constraints of the key /CO)
[/COADD[ Text]] When you compress a file name to add text (default .cmcomp)

[/DECO[ FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]]] Deccompress files with this mask. (Within the limits of keys /MF,/MD,/XCD,/XCF,/XDMD,/XDMF) (default mask *). Not compatible with /CO and /CR Keys for matching file mascs.
[/DECOEX FileMask1[ FileMask2[ ….]]] Not deccompress files with this mask. (Within the constraints of the key /DECO)
[/DECODEL[ Text]] By decompress remove from file name text (default .cmcomp).

[/B Password] Backup with compress and encrypt (equivalent combination of keys: /CO /CR /COADD /CRADD /OF)
[/R Password] Restore with decrypt and decompress (equivalent combination of keys: /DECO /DECR /DECODEL /DECRDEL /OF)

[/USR] Show current user name
[/ERR] Show only errors
[/DSKIP] Do not show information about the created folders (in combination with the key /NSKIP will leave in the output only information about the copied files and errors)
[/NSKIP] Do not show information about missing files
[/NSTAT] Do not show statistics
[/ND] Do not display log
[/PRIORITY [name Priority]] Change the priority of the program. Name of priority can be set to SUPER_LOW (or LOW-), LOW, BELOW_NORMAL (or NORMAL-), NORMAL, ABOVE_NORMAL (or NORMAL+), HIGEST (or MAX). Default – NORMAL. Permitted a shortened form of the key [/PR [name Priority]]
[/TH[ MaximumNumberOfParallelStreams]] Maximum number of concurrent file processing threads (default is the number of processors minus 1. Min = 1 and Max = 100)’
[/STH] Display on the screen or in the log the number of active threads at the moment. For example: (3) – means – three streams are active at the moment. (If the number of threads = 0 means at the time of the message, the last thread has already completed)
[/CP CodePage] Code page number for the console output (default 65001 – UTF8). Possible values: 0 – ANSI, 1 – OEM, 2 – MAC, 3 – threads ANSI, 866 – OEM RUS, 65000 – UTF7, 65001 – UTF8 etc -1 (Minus) turns off the coding changes. Console font should allow display of this encoding!
[/LOG[ PathAndLogFile]] entry in the log file (UTF8 incl. Byte Order Mark – BOM) (the default CopyMik_{DATETIME}.log in the current folder). If the file already exists it will be overwritten. Record within the constraints of keys /ERR, /NSKIP and /NSTAT. In file name and path you can use predefined variables: {SP} – space character, {DATE} – date of the backup, {DATETIME} – date and time of the backup (see key /DTF), {YEAR} – year number, {MONTHNAME} – name of the month, {DAYNAME} – weekday name, {MONTHOFYEAR} – month number of the year, {WEEKOFYEAR} – week number of the year, {WEEK OF MONTH} – week number of the month, {DAYOFYEAR} – day number of the year, {DAYOFMONTH} – day number of the month, {DAYOFWEEK} – day number of the week, {HOUR} – hour, {MIN} – minutes, {SEC} – seconds, {MSEC} – millisecond, {QUOTE} – double quote, {EQUAL} – sign =
[/ADDLOG] to write the end of the log file if it already exists
[/LCSV [splitter]] to write the log file format delimited (as CSV). The default separator character – ; (you can use the variables {SP} – space character and {TAB} – tab). Columns: 1th – Status, 2th – Communication, 3th – Source file and/or folder, 4th – Trust file and/or folder
[/DCSV [splitter]] Displays the log on the screen in a delimited file format (such as CSV). The default separator character – ; (you can use the variables {SP} – space character and {TAB} – tab). Columns: 1th – Status, 2th – Communication, 3th – Source file and/or folder, 4th – Trust file and/or folder
/NOLOGTIME – do not display completion date and time of the current operation on the screen and in the log (for compatibility with old log)