To add comment to a file, you can use descript.ion file (or alternate stream for ntfs only) this is fully supported by TC. but i do not know about TerraCopy.
Filename limitation if you have long path enabled this should not be an issue anymore. If you still want to check full filename for a target file you should do it before doing the copy or after a copy if you have a detailed log from terracopy.
To check before:
You can use an excel template doing a check from the list of file to copy (if you copy a full folder you can use dirbranch view to list all file and get the list in a file using SAVESELECTION list.txt) you can use target path len for each line and calculate destination length. With a conditional format if length is over 260 you can highlight too long files.
from a source, you can check destination folder afterward using compare feature of TC but only if you want to have synchronized folder and not only some files. In this case, you can use the LOADLIST command from the saved selection on the destination folder and see iff all the files are presents (same name).
Filename limitation if you have long path enabled this should not be an issue anymore. If you still want to check full filename for a target file you should do it before doing the copy or after a copy if you have a detailed log from terracopy.
To check before:
You can use an excel template doing a check from the list of file to copy (if you copy a full folder you can use dirbranch view to list all file and get the list in a file using SAVESELECTION list.txt) you can use target path len for each line and calculate destination length. With a conditional format if length is over 260 you can highlight too long files.
from a source, you can check destination folder afterward using compare feature of TC but only if you want to have synchronized folder and not only some files. In this case, you can use the LOADLIST command from the saved selection on the destination folder and see iff all the files are presents (same name).
Statistics: Posted by nsp — 2025-04-20, 07:20 UTC