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v5.20.0002 - 04.10.06 12:18
+++ Menu Edit|Move To/Copy To/Backup To: Now the destination path is
allowed to contain *date variables* that will be resolved into the
date now! The syntax is identical to the one used in Batch Rename,
namely "<d[date spec]>". Examples:
<dyyyy> = 2006
<dyyyymmdd> = 20061004
<dyyyy-mm-dd_hh-nn-ss> = 2006-10-04_09-08-04
Together with the new feature described in the next paragraph
(non-existing paths are created for you), this is an extremely
valuable addition! For example, you now can easily make regular
dated backups by using a destination like this:
"D:\My Regular Backups\<dyyyy-mm-dd_hh-nn-ss>"
When you now Copy (or Backup; it's the same in this case, since
the destination is new) anything to that destination
1. The folder "D:\My Regular Backups\2006-10-04_09-08-04" is
created.
2. The selcted stuff is copied there.
Note, that you even can have more than one date variable in the
string. So you also can do something like:
"D:\My Regular Backups\<dyyyy-mm-dd>\<dhh-nn-ss>"
A folder for the day, a subfolder for the time. Wow.
+ Menu Edit|Move To/Copy To/Backup To: Now you can enter non-
existing paths, and you will be prompted whether you wish to create
them before continuing with the file operation.
Note that all parts can be new, not just the last subfolder. So
"D:\new\new too\also new" will work just fine.
Tip: Since the "[Operation] To"-dialogs also support relative
paths, you have an alternative "To New Subfolder" interface here:
simply enter a valid name into the edit field of the dialog, and
the folder will be created if it does not exist.
! Using "Copy Here As..." on an item in Search Results lead to an
incorrect refresh of the results listing. Fixed.
! Toolbar buttons sometimes lacked 3D-effect on mouseover. Fixed.
! Rare Hotlist sort order irritations. Fixed.
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