Shift+F6 behavior in Ctrl+B mode
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Shift+F6 behavior in Ctrl+B mode
In a folder (Members) I have n subfolders named Tony, Bob,...., Mario.
Each subfolder contains a file named November.doc (among other files).
I want to rename all "November.doc" files, "December.doc"
I do the following steps:
(In Members)
1) I press Ctrl+B
2) I select all files named November.doc
3) I press Shift+F6
4) I write a new name: December.doc
5) I press Enter
6) A message appears: "You cannot move or copy more than one file to a single file!"
Of course, I can perform same (rare) operation in other ways too. So no problem.
Nevertheless I don't understand why I am wrong when I try the described steps.
Shift+F5 has a similar behavior.
(WinMe/TC6)
Totfun
Each subfolder contains a file named November.doc (among other files).
I want to rename all "November.doc" files, "December.doc"
I do the following steps:
(In Members)
1) I press Ctrl+B
2) I select all files named November.doc
3) I press Shift+F6
4) I write a new name: December.doc
5) I press Enter
6) A message appears: "You cannot move or copy more than one file to a single file!"
Of course, I can perform same (rare) operation in other ways too. So no problem.
Nevertheless I don't understand why I am wrong when I try the described steps.
Shift+F5 has a similar behavior.
(WinMe/TC6)
Totfun
Hi totfun,
when you do a selection the shift+F6 will be use for a move and not a rename anymore.
I think the best way would be to make a search, feed the search result to the listbox and use the multirename.
ALT+F7
search for november.doc
Feed to listbox
* from the numpad (or CTRL+A)
CTRL+M
file name: december.doc
Start
when you do a selection the shift+F6 will be use for a move and not a rename anymore.
I think the best way would be to make a search, feed the search result to the listbox and use the multirename.
ALT+F7
search for november.doc
Feed to listbox
* from the numpad (or CTRL+A)
CTRL+M
file name: december.doc
Start
Alain
... and you can get it from http://clubtotal.free.fr/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=16 .
HTH
Roman
HTH
Roman
Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
Re: Shift+F6 behavior in Ctrl+B mode
Just had an idea - when in Branch Mode, shift+f6 would show the name of the file along with the path...totfun wrote: 1) I press Ctrl+B
2) I select all files named November.doc
3) I press Shift+F6
4) I write a new name: December.doc
5) I press Enter
6) A message appears: "You cannot move or copy more than one file to a single file!"
Anyway, why shift+f6 is not possible? TC knows where each file belongs to, even if several files share the same name, so there should be no problem renaming any of them! Where is the catch?!
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Shift+F6 is rename/move. So when you use Shift+F6 in branch view, the renamed files will be moved to the root of the branch, where only one file of the same name can exist.
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