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[sybariten]

OK... basicly i'd like to know if it's possible to search over several drives. What i want to do is to look for duplicate files on two drives, say C: and D: .... normally when i look for dupes i do a search with the advanced feature "search for duplicates" or whatever its called, but i cant see how to do this so that directories on different volumes are looked into.

Then i have a small idea, wouldnt it be cool to have a "MakeTorrent"-plugin that would make a bittorrent file out of a selected file or dir ... ?

/ have a nice one

[pdavit]

basicly i'd like to know if it's possible to search over several drives.

Just separate your starting directories using ";" in the <Search in> field. So, in your case it should be: C:\;D:\ or even simpler C:;D:

[sybariten]

basicly i'd like to know if it's possible to search over several drives.

Just separate your starting directories using ";" in the <Search in> field. So, in your case it should be: C:\;D:\ or even simpler C:;D:

Thank you so much! This program only gets better and better...

[icfu]

You get the same result when you press "Drives"-button in search dialog and keep Ctrl-Key pressed (or Shift) when clicking on the drives...
You can press F1 in each dialog (drives dialog for example) in TC to directly jump to the correct place in online help, too.

Icfu

[Lefteous]

2sybariten
Another way to achieve this is to set a mount point for every volume into a directory (C:\Volumes). Now select the desired volumes and start the search.

Example:
C:\Volumes\Hard Disk 1
C:\Volumes\Hard Disk 2
C:\Volumes\Hard Disk 3
C:\Volumes\Optical 1
C:\Volumes\Optical 2
C:\Volumes\Optical 3
C:\Volumes\Optical 4
C:\Volumes\USB 1

and so on

[MacQ]

You get the same result when you press "Drives"-button in search dialog and keep Ctrl-Key pressed (or Shift) when clicking on the drives...

... or you can just press "local harddisks" above the "ok" button.