Personally I'd like it when moving files around if I could have the source and destination folders open at the same time. This would make it much quicker and easier to do multiple operations without navigating back and forth.
I know you can use a file manager on the PC and I do this, but on windows for example with mapped network drives the PC thinks they are 2 separate locations and does a full copy over the network which is very slow compared to a local file move in file station. Anyone else think this is a good Idea or is it just me?
File station Split screen
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dolbyman
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Re: File station Split screen
be careful with moves on filestation ..it has a bug ..on moves where the destination has a permission error the source files are still deleted....
many people have lost files that way
many people have lost files that way
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schumaku
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Re: File station Split screen
Windows Explorer or mac OS Finder don't have split screen, too. In a multi-windows environment, this Sidekick, NC, or whatever legacy is not required: We can open multiple File Station windows. Welcome to 2017.Dugimodo wrote:Personally I'd like it when moving files around if I could have the source and destination folders open at the same time. This would make it much quicker and easier to do multiple operations without navigating back and forth.
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oyvindo
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Re: File station Split screen
Amazing... the Ajax Web GUI actually supports drag'n'drop between two File Station windows!! I had no idea! It never even occurred to me to try... I'm impressed. Learning something new everyday 
Thanks Kurt!
Thanks Kurt!
