1) Aborting a script? 2) Deleting multiple columns?

[handvprice]

1. Is there a way to abruptly end a script if I change my mind and don't want to wait for it to complete?

In this case, I used the excellent (!!!) exiftool script from Ixp to add columns, which were heading to 500, and decided to do something else first. After hitting the "Exiftool script" off toggle it seemed to keep going for a while.

2. As a result, I have hundreds of columns which are now empty and without headers. Is there a way to delete multiple columns at once?

TY.

[lxp]

@handvprice

Is there a way to abruptly end a script if I change my mind and don't want to wait for it to complete?

Without an Abort button, the only option is to exit Opus.

@handvprice

After hitting the "Exiftool script" off toggle it seemed to keep going for a while.

That was probably exiftool.exe getting the metadata. If it bothers you, kill it via the task manager.

@handvprice

Is there a way to delete multiple columns at once?

Applying a folder format or closing the file display is probably the quickest way. Using RemoveEmptyColumns is the geekiest option

[handvprice]

Thank you.