Transfer options part 1 (left side of the Sender dialog)

On the left side of the Sender dialog-box you can enter and select various transfer options:

Transfer subdirs: If this box is checked Powercopy transfers all subdirs. Example

Show Transfer Results: If this box is checked Powercopy displays (after the transfer) a list of transferred files.
Additional details

Transfer empty directory entries: If this box is checked Powercopy transfers all subfolders even if no files match. Example

File selection:
Here you can select which files to transfer or not to transfer. Wildcards '*','?' (see description below) are allowed in any combination.
 

Under "Copy files, which match with..." you can select the files you want to transfer. E.g., a*.doc b*.doc Under "Do not copy files, which match with..." you can enter the files you don't want to transfer. E.g., all*.doc ball*.doc Try this with different selections. Use the Preview button to review the transfer list prior to the transfer.

DOS command-line parameters for file selection/deselection: /f+ /f-  Example: pc.exe /t *.txt /f+ *.doc *.rtf  /f- aa*.doc aa*.txt aa*.rtf means that all files named 'anyfile.txt', 'anyfile.rtf' and 'anyfile.doc' are transferred only if the file name does not start with the letters 'aa'.
Examples:

pc /mlb a?.txt /f+ a??.txt
pc /mlb a?*.txt
pc /mlb *.txt /f+ a* /f- a*.txt

pc /t e:\xt251\* /d d:\qqq

Allowed wildcards are:

• '*' -  0 to n characters may be represented using the universal joker sign

• '?' - exactly one character can vary (usage covers only the place holder where this wildcard is placed)

 

 

Any combination of wildcards are allowed. The user is responsible for making sensible selections.
Examples: MyOwn?*ts.*, ?yOwn?*ts.t??, M?*?*ts.*?

**, *** or *...* are identical to *.

?*? is identical to *?? or ??*
 
 

Using this parameter you can select files within a certain date range.

Using this parameter you can select files within a certain size range.