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sizzle:
Can you provide me with the exact paths you're using, please?
1) Files 2 Folder install path.
2) Full path of the ABC folder you reference.
3) Full path and filename of the file you're working with.
Thanks.
-skwire (October 02, 2009, 04:29 PM)
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1)=C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\Files2Folder
2)=C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Holding
3)=C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Holding--filename is Action Plan444.xlsx
Note: This behavior was remedied by a re-install of the program. However I want you to know that the program was creating a new directory named "documentsandsettings" again this is not the same directory that already exists on the drive named:
"Document and Settings"
The operating sys is XP PRO service pack3 installed.
BTW can you answer my other question.
I would like to remove the space from specific file names.
How do you set up the config.ini to create a folder name without the space that's in the file name.
Example: file name is "Store Info.docx" (no quotes)
Folder created is "Store Info"
Would like the folder name to be StoreInfo (no space)
Here are the settings on the config.ini file:
[Settings]
Remove_Chars=1
Chars_To_Remove=!@#$%^&()-_
skwire:
Note: This behavior was remedied by a re-install of the program. However I want you to know that the program was creating a new directory named "documentsandsettings" again this is not the same directory that already exists on the drive named:
"Document and Settings"
[...]
How do you set up the config.ini to create a folder name without the space that's in the file name.-sizzle (October 03, 2009, 01:39 PM)
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Thank you. I believe I was able to figure out and fix the "documentsandsettings" issue. Would you mind testing this interim build, please?: Download v1.0.4.2 There should be no need to unregister/register the extension. Simply replace your current executable with this one.
To remove spaces in the filename, set up your config.ini like this:
--- ---Remove_Chars=1
Chars_To_Remove=! @#$%^&(){}[]
Basically, just put the space char somewhere in the middle of that string. In my example, it's the second character...between the ! and the @. Please let me know if that interim build solves your issues and I'll promote it to a release.
sizzle:
Thanks I installed V1.0.4.2 and it appears to be working with no glitches.
However the folder name still contains a space. If you notice my previous post, I already had the ini configured as you suggested with the # sign.
Here are the current settings on the config.ini file in use:
[Settings]
Remove_Chars=1
Chars_To_Remove=!@#$%^&()-_
If you test this example I expect you will get a created folder with a space in the folder name.
Example: file name is "Store Info.docx" (no quotes)
Folder created is "Store Info"
Would like the folder name to be StoreInfo (no space)
[Settings]
Remove_Chars=1
Chars_To_Remove=!@#$%^&()-_
Thank you for your time and quick responses. It's nice to deal with someone who has passion for their work.
skwire:
However the folder name still contains a space. If you notice my previous post, I already had the ini configured as you suggested with the # sign.
Here are the current settings on the config.ini file in use:
[Settings]
Remove_Chars=1
Chars_To_Remove=!@#$%^&()-_-sizzle (October 03, 2009, 02:58 PM)
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Hmmm...I'm not sure what you mean about the # sign since we're talking about a space. At any rate, your string does not contain a space in it as far as I can see.
Chars_To_Remove=!@#$%^&()-_ <--- Your string.
Chars_To_Remove=! @#$%^&()-_ <--- What it needs to be.
^
|_ Notice the space?
Does that make things clearer?
sizzle:
:( arghh..........brain fart.
My fault I had the # sign cemented in my brain as the character for a space. I see your correction now.
Everything is good to go !!
Thank you very much.
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