Usage

The software is intended for use in the computerclub I am member of. When members enter the monthly meeting, they put their USB memory stick in a USB 3.0 hub with 10 ports.
The software detects a memorystick has been added and starts to copy files to it, in a subfolder of the drive (called GCC, as our club is called the Genker Computer Club).

It's an option to copy only to member drives. This is checked by the presence of a file in the GCC folder, containing a member identifier.

A logfile is created to see which member has received the files. This file is imported to our database at the end of the meeting.

In de main screen you see all parameters needed:

The base folder on your harddisk, which contain all files and folders your which to copy to the member drives.

The subfolder on the drive where they need to be placed.

An indicator wether or not to copy to non-member drives.

A start button to push when all parameters are entered correctly.

Remark:
When entering a usb drive when in 'stopped' mode, file copying will not start when pressing start. To do that the drive must be removed and added again, or via the right click menu, you must start the copy.

There is a right click menu on an inserted drive. Try it out!