Is it possible to keep selected the skipped files after a copy operation?
(those in subfolders too).
Skipped files after a copy operation
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Re: Skipped files after a copy operation
totfun wrote:Is it possible to keep selected the skipped files after a copy operation?
(those in subfolders too).
Hello!Easy!
- Just press Num / to restaure the selection in the source directory,
- Then press Num * to invert the selection: now, the files previously skipped are selected, the copied ones are not!
Friendly,Clo
#31505 (*2)
(Excuse me for my english)
2 Clo: Hello! Thank you for your answer but probably there was a misunderstanding. I wanted to mean skipped not by me but by TC during copy operation because I set "Skip all".
If I had the selection of "skip all" skipped files, I could...
restart the copy only for them (acting like a new copy-option:"skip all...but re-ask the user at the end") or
zip them in the target folder (acting like a new copy-option: "if a file already exists, zip it instead of copying") or
print a list of the skipped files or
copy them in a temporary panel to analyze them or
...
totfun
2 Clo: Hello! Thank you for your answer but probably there was a misunderstanding. I wanted to mean skipped not by me but by TC during copy operation because I set "Skip all".
If I had the selection of "skip all" skipped files, I could...
restart the copy only for them (acting like a new copy-option:"skip all...but re-ask the user at the end") or
zip them in the target folder (acting like a new copy-option: "if a file already exists, zip it instead of copying") or
print a list of the skipped files or
copy them in a temporary panel to analyze them or
...
totfun
Last edited by totfun on 2003-12-07, 08:41 UTC, edited 2 times in total.
totfun wrote:(Excuse me for my english)
No problem, I can read... and I'm French!
2 Clo: Hello! Thank you for your answer but probably there was a misunderstanding. I wanted to mean skipped not by me but by TC during copy operation because I set "Skip all".
If I had the selection of "skip all" skipped files, I could...
restart the copy only for them (skip all...but re-ask at the end) or
zip them in the target folder or
print a list of the skipped files or
copy them in a temporary panel to analyze them or
...
totfun
So difficult to understand, in fact...- I tested now using F5 and the "Skip All" function: I get only copies of the selected files in the other window (it was an empty patch-directory...)
- With Num / , the previous selection comes back in the source-directory...
- So, you know which the copied files were ...
Right?Note: I never use F5, I use to copy by Drag&Drop...
Friendly,Clo
#31505 (*2)
I wish mark each file that is not been copied because I set "Skip All" and (of course) in the target directory there already was a file with the same name.- I tested now using F5 and the "Skip All" function: I get only copies of the selected files in the other window (it was an empty patch-directory...)