Hello, So i've just discovered 'Fastcopy' which as it suggests, copies files in windows...just a lot faster than windows does (3x in my own tests).
Now, it allows you right-click select the SOURCE file/folder, but whats missing is the ability to right-click menu select the DESTINATION. Instead, you have to do that in the little 'Fastcopy' menu thata pops up.
I wondered if there was a way to create a right-click context menu item, which upon selecting your destination, would send a varibale to populate the destination box in Fastcopy. The required Fastcopy command appears to be something like:- FastCopy.exe /cmd=diff /to="%DESTINATION%"
The aim would be to prevent the need for the Fastcopy UI popping up, so that a file/dir copy could be completed using the Windows Exporer UI, but using Fastcopy right-click menu items.
Since batch scripting is like dark magic, and as my name suggests i'm a bit thick, I was wondering if anyone could help.
TIA
Now, it allows you right-click select the SOURCE file/folder, but whats missing is the ability to right-click menu select the DESTINATION. Instead, you have to do that in the little 'Fastcopy' menu thata pops up.
I wondered if there was a way to create a right-click context menu item, which upon selecting your destination, would send a varibale to populate the destination box in Fastcopy. The required Fastcopy command appears to be something like:- FastCopy.exe /cmd=diff /to="%DESTINATION%"
The aim would be to prevent the need for the Fastcopy UI popping up, so that a file/dir copy could be completed using the Windows Exporer UI, but using Fastcopy right-click menu items.
Since batch scripting is like dark magic, and as my name suggests i'm a bit thick, I was wondering if anyone could help.
TIA
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