Copy Cat 2.0
Windows  XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7
2.92 MB Windows Installer
Download time - About 14 minutes on a slow dialup connection. A few seconds on broadband connections

Most of you think you just put stuff on DVD or CD and, like the ruby slippers, "there they are and there they'll stay". But data and files and what not, are not like Dorothy's feet. If Dorothy goes traipsing through a briar patch with Briar Rabbit, her feet will get all scratched up. A little antibiotic ointment, and her feet will be as good as new. You can't put antibiotic cream on your CDs or DVDs though. Well, that's not actually truthful. You can put antibiotic cream on them, but it won't do them any good; actually it may wreck them. I really don't know, I've never put antibiotic cream on a CD or DVD.

Let's step away from Dorothy's feet and tippy toe into the garden of reality for a moment. If you've got precious photos, files, documents, purloined MP3's (just being facetious, don't get all humpy), or anything else stored on CD or DVD - like pirated movies - and you think you precious stuff is going to last as long as Dorothy's feet, you're wrong, wrong, wrong. CDs and DVDs get scratched, they can be damaged by heat and humidity. And, antibiotic cream too, I imagine. One thing for sure is, today when I introduce Vicky (that would be the program's 'architect') you're going to be glad that my grammar and sentences flow better than his/hers.

We're not really sure of Vicky's gender. All we know is Vicky thinks that software is singular only, he/she insists on putting an "s" on the end. I wonder if Vicky likes sheeps?

Vicky might not knows plural and singular but he/she sure do know softwares! My spell checker and grammar checkers are going nuts - and here you thought I never used them, didn't you.

Tired of my intro yet? Good! I'm tired of it, too. You're going wishing I wouldn't have stopped because.....

Heeeeere's Vicky!

"Copy Cat 2.0 actually skip the bytes which are not readable from file and copy all other bytes therefore it extracts max data which is normally not done by windows copy operation. Copy Cat can be helpful at times when you want to copy a CD or DVD which is scratched, when you want to copy data from harddisk area which is partially not readable , when you want to copy data from floppy which is currently not being copied by windows .So download and enjoy.

• Copies your oldest collection of CDs and DVDs

• It even tries to copy a highly damaged media byte by byte

• It gives you the option to skip the bytes if bad area found

• It is a very fast data recovery tool

• It also tries to copy damaged files on your hard disk

• Unlike Windows copy operation it does not stop the copy if bad area found

Copy Cat can be of great use to people who think their old memories are garbage now, try using this product to recover data and it will not disappoint you. Please note that a physically damaged disk area cannot be copied in any case but if such comes between a big file then it can be skipped so that at least some data is recovered."

OK. What this program called Copy Cat 2.0 does is recover valuable stuff from damaged DVDs, CDs, and hard drives. While Vicky does struggle with English, he/she writes much better English than I write Russian. Nyet?

If you want a program that can rescue data from scratched or otherwise damaged CDs and DVDs, you'll find Copy Cat 2.0 does a great job. It is one of the few DVD/CD rescue programs that can also rescue data from damaged hard drives. Want to recover data from damaged disks? Give Copy Cat 2.0 a try. Tell Vicky we sent ya! She/he will be thrilled, I'll bet.