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2 simple questions

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Hello,

1)How open a file with full path in tc?
e.g. c:\program files\abc.jpg
I try to run it in command command line,but it dont success.

2) How i can multiple rename the files with [

And i already add the "DirBrackets=0" in the wincmd.ini
but it still appear in my download files :cry:
what's wrong?
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Re: 2 simple questions

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chunwaihome wrote:Hello,

1)How open a file with full path in tc?
e.g. c:\program files\abc.jpg
I try to run it in command command line,but it dont success.
put the cursor on the file and press [Shift]+[Ctrl]+[Enter] then the complete name with path is put in the commandline. (another enter would run the file).
2) How i can multiple rename the files with [
Don't know actually what you mean. Can you please give an example?
And i already add the "DirBrackets=0" in the wincmd.ini
but it still appear in my download files :cry:
what's wrong?
DirBrackets=0 prevents TC from displaying those brackets around all folders while
DirBrackets=1 is the default and shows those brackets.

It has nothing to do with brackets in names.

Oh, I see you want to remove those brackets from filenames?

Just leave the [N] and [E] in the Name and Extension field of MRT and 'search for' "[]" and let the <clear> in the 'replace with' untouched. Or if you want to exchange the brackets with spaces you may use

Code: Select all

search for:[|]
Replace with: | 
Hope that helps.

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Post by *chunwaihome »

It work and there is error if i multiple rename files with"[]" this my mean
thus i want clear []
thx
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Post by *sqa_wizard »

To find all "[" or "]" just use the "search for" entry, sheepdog has already mentioned above : [|]
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