The Win32 folder item code calls straight thru to the system, so any
slowdown that occurs there will occur with any other application on Windows.
_Shouldn't_ be an issue there with just using CopyFileTo.
Ok. Thanks for the hint. Although I feel pretty bad to deliver
a worse performance on the Mac than on win32. ;-)
if you're on MacOSX you can do a shell call to the "ditto" program
and as long as you pass the -rsrcFork option it will preserve all the
Mac specific stuff. This is part of the standard Mac OSX install and
does not require the developer tools. It does require the BSD
subsystem stuff, but that is part of the standard install now too,
but people may have unchecked it during a fresh OS install...
-James
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