Mimeo II For Mac

While copying a large number of files between folders or volumes the Finder might encounter errors or simply fail, which means that you need to start the procedure all over again.

Mimeo II is a minimalist OS X application that extends the Finder’s batch copying functions and powers through the duplication process even after stumbling upon errors.

The Mimeo II user interface is represented by a single window where you must setup the source and destination folder or volume. The utility also offers you the option to overwrite already existing files.

The next step is to press the “Start” button: Mimeo II will begin copying the files and you can keep track of the transfer. The app provides details about when the duplication process started and ended, about how much data has been transferred, and about the size of the log file.

On a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac with 6GB of RAM running on OS X El Capitan, Mimeo II copied 7.4GB to another volume in about 15 minutes and used about 5% or the CPU power and 40 MB or RAM.

Note that Mimeo II will automatically create two text files containing information about the copied files and about the encountered errors, and place them on the Desktop. You can open them manually, or you can make use of the appropriate entries in the Mimeo II’s Edit menu.

As a result, you can clearly see the files that have not been duplicated and try again without wasting any resources. Moreover, Mimeo II also includes a Fast Delete function that can quickly remove any folder.

To conclude, Mimeo II offers you to batch duplicate a large number of files and complete the task even after coming across various errors.