#Fastrawviewer delete verification

If it doesn’t exist, it will be created in the current folder.

When using one of the menu points listed above/hotkeys, a dialog to enter the name of the subfolder into which the file is to be moved or copied will pop up:

This action will also be accessible through the Alt-C hotkey (for Copy)/ Alt-M hotkey (Move).

The same element will appear in the Copy and Move context menus.

A new element will appear in Menu – File – Copy, Menu – File – Move.

To use this mode, it first has to be turned on via the setting Preferences – Copy/Move/Reject – Enable Quick copy-move to subfolder. Fast Copying/Moving into a subfolder in the current folderįastRawViewer supports a separate mode to quickly copy/move a file (or files, see below) into a subfolder in the current folder. Please put checkmarks next to the names of the lists you want to reset. If this action is requested, FastRawViewer will issue a prompt asking to select which lists to reset: To reset those lists, use Menu – File – Customize – Clean “recently used” lists. The folders that served as destinations for copy and move operations are organized in lists that are accessible through Menu – File – Move/Copy (and are also accessible through context menus). Resetting the lists of recently used folders

#Fastrawviewer delete verification

When doing sensitive work and/or using unreliable media, the Preferences – File Handling - Copy/Move/Reject - Verify file contents after copy setting may come in handy, as it turns on data verification after copying. This setting is described in more detail in the section Program Settings – File Handling - Copy/Move/Reject. Other files according to the setting Preferences – Copy/Move/Reject - Additional file extensions to copy/move with file.rpps sidecar file recording is turned on). The lists for copy and move destinations are kept separately.Ĭopy and move operations work not only over the RAW file, but also copy/move the following to the same destination:

to – or pressing M) the path to this destination folder will be stored as an element of the menu under, and can be used in the future without subsequently choosing the destination, using the following dialog: Moving files works much the same way: after a file is moved to a destination via the ( Menu – File – Move. The list can contain up to five folders.Īll of the folders in this list can be accessed through the keyboard (C, Shift-C, etc.), which allows one to conveniently copy to those destinations without accessing the menu. The most recent copy destination is at the top of this list, below are the folders which were used earlier. The names of the folders which were used for copy operations are stored in the menu items below Menu – File – Copy. The dialog to select the destination folder will appear, and after the destination folder is selected the file will be copied. The current (highlighted) file in the Grid View can be copied to another folder with Menu – File – Copy filename to – (or pressing C). These same actions (except for switching to single file mode) are accessible through the context menu which is activated with a right-click: Display of a file in a system file manager ( Menu – File – Show in Explorer/Reveal in Finder).Sending a file for processing in an external program ( Menu – File – Pass filename to).Copying ( Menu – File – Copy), moving ( Menu – File – Move), copying to the _Rejected files folder, which is for those, which you may want to delete at a later stage (see below).Assigning a rating/label ( Menu – XMP Metadata), if changed, the rating and label will be recorded into an XMP-file.Rotation ( Menu-Adjust-Rotate), the new orientation data will be recorded in the XMP-file (see below).Switching to single-file mode: double-click or Menu – View – Switch to single image or pressing Enter (if the keyboard focus is on the window with the file previews).While in Grid mode, the following operations can be carried out with a file: