Not supported when burning to optical media.Īutomatically removes all folders that no longer contain files or other folders due to this move operation.Įnable this option to ensure that the original files are not deleted after copying them to a Zip file. Note: This option is only available for the 'Zip', 'Move' and 'Copy' operations. You can keep the existing file, replace it with the new file, or rename the existing file. a file with the same name already exists at the destination. Here you can decide what should happen if name collisions occur during a file operation, i.e.
Skip/Rename/Replace/Replace only older existing files Note: This option is only available for the 'delete' operation. Here you can specify whether the selected items should be moved to the Recycle Bin or deleted directly from the hard disk. The Windows Scripting FileSystemObject provides powerful and easy-to-use file system and path operations. The executable files can also be batch files, a PowerShell script, a VBScript or similar. Moves selected files to the specified ZIP archive.Ĭalls a freely selectable executable file for each marked file and passes the absolute path of the file as first parameter to the command line. If this is not done, the moved files inherit their security attributes (as usual) from their parent elements. If desired, the security attributes are also copied. If this is not done, the moved files inherit their security attributes (as usual) from their parent elements.Ĭopies selected files to the specified path. If desired, the security attributes can also be copied. Optionally, a shortcut or link can be created at the original location, each pointing to the new position of the moved object. Moves selected files to the specified path. Information: Deleting without setting the function described above cannot be undone easily. Otherwise they will be deleted from the hard disk. If the option 'Move to the Recycle Bin' is activated, the files are moved to the Recycle Bin. Deletes all selected files after a security prompt.
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