WHY THE FVCK does Windows STILL not have a "No to All" option?!?!?!?

Shawn

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I mean come on! How hard is it to add a "No to All" option in Windows Explorer? If I want to copy a bunch of files from one location to another and half of them are the same why would I overwrite them?? How about NO TO ALL!?!?! OH WAIT NO, I HAVE TO PRESS NO EVERY FVCKING TIME! :|
 

Shawn

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Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
hold down shift when you click NO the first time. i think that acts as a NO to all

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Iron Woode

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Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
hold down shift when you click NO the first time. i think that acts as a NO to all
Ok thats fine and all, but:

where is the anykey?!


 

lokiju

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Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
hold down shift when you click NO the first time. i think that acts as a NO to all

OMG I learned something useful on OT, wtf is going on?
 

Mo0o

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Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
hold down shift when you click NO the first time. i think that acts as a NO to all


This is the wisest and mose informative post anyone has posted on ATOT since th reagan administration.
 

Allio

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Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
hold down shift when you click NO the first time. i think that acts as a NO to all

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Jeff7

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Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
hold down shift when you click NO the first time. i think that acts as a NO to all

Usually works, but not always.
But a good tip.

But still, would it be too much to add a No to All button? There is the Yes To All button - they don't make you do Shift+Yes.