Steps to reproduce:
I would like to create numerous of folders (e.g. A1, A2... A100).
Expected result:
It would be nice to have multi-line new folder dialog:
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And then result will be:
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Actual result:
I have to press F7 and manually specify each of them or use syntax (see below).
Used software:
Total Commander 7.50a, all versions affected.[/b]
Please note I understand the syntax to use multiple directories dir1|dir2|dir3 or c:\dir1|d:\dir2|e:\dir3 etc. but I think It would be better to have it in GUI - multiline dialog. This will simplify the process as I can just copy&paste text to the dialog and it will create all the folders (each line = each folder).
Create multiple new folders with multiline F7 dialog
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Another way to create sequentially numbered folders.
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I don't think TC wants to be user-friendly as Most of those types of suggestions (simplifying for the end-user) are never implemented. TC is like the linux of the Windows world. If it was easy to use and didn't require manually written scripts to keep it hobbled together -- then it would lose it's mystique: can't let just anyone use Total Commander.
*BLINK* TC9 Added WM_COPYDATA and WM_USER queries for scripting.