For those intersted, there is an easier way to do this:
* hit F5 to open file copy dialog
* hit CTRL-A to select all the path specification (which corresponds typically to opened path in the other panel)
* type new file name. As the path is relative, the new file will be created in current folder.
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- 27.04.2020, 07:54
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Easily duplicate file AND choose new filename
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- 27.01.2015, 11:38
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Easily duplicate file AND choose new filename
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Easily duplicate file AND choose new filename
When you want to make a copy (or a backup) of a file, you usually select it and go for CTRL-C, CTRL-V.
The newly created file will be named “File - Copy.txt” if the original file was “File.txt” (and that depends on your Windows Locale).
Therefore, if I want my duplicate to be named “File.bak”, I ...
The newly created file will be named “File - Copy.txt” if the original file was “File.txt” (and that depends on your Windows Locale).
Therefore, if I want my duplicate to be named “File.bak”, I ...