Afternoon folks,
BC version 2.5.1 (Build 251)
Here's what I current do (And it works great.)
Compare folder structure A, to folder structure B.
Then after identifying the differences, I .........
Create folder structure C so that it looks exactly like folder structure B.
Then, I high light and copy the files identified as "different" (BC compare folder A to folder B and color codes the difference), from folder structure B into folder structure C.
Here's my question:
Is there any way for me to, tell BC, "Ok, BC you have done a great job identifying the differences, now, please copy those difference into a third folder structure for me.
I would like to end up with a folder structure C that looks exactly like folder structure B, except that folder structure C, will only contain the differences between folder structure A and folder structure B.
I worry about missing a file when I’m manually selecting the files to copy into my manually created folder structure C after the BC compare has completed.
Make sense ?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
JustRay in Wisconsin
BC version 2.5.1 (Build 251)
Here's what I current do (And it works great.)
Compare folder structure A, to folder structure B.
Then after identifying the differences, I .........
Create folder structure C so that it looks exactly like folder structure B.
Then, I high light and copy the files identified as "different" (BC compare folder A to folder B and color codes the difference), from folder structure B into folder structure C.
Here's my question:
Is there any way for me to, tell BC, "Ok, BC you have done a great job identifying the differences, now, please copy those difference into a third folder structure for me.
I would like to end up with a folder structure C that looks exactly like folder structure B, except that folder structure C, will only contain the differences between folder structure A and folder structure B.
I worry about missing a file when I’m manually selecting the files to copy into my manually created folder structure C after the BC compare has completed.
Make sense ?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
JustRay in Wisconsin
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