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X-Copy Professional was originally programmed by Frank Neuhaus and Hans Georg Berg for Cachet Software in 1991. It's likely the most used software ever for the Amiga. The iconic "takk-takk-takk-GRRR-boingggg!" sound at the 0:15 mark lives rent free in my head forever.

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