[quote="searcher123"]Anyway, you can use DOpus CLI for copying files. The syntax will be as:
Copy c:\TopicA\Subtopic1\*.* TO x:\TopicA\Subtopic1
Use * rather than . with Opus, else it won't copy files/folders that don't have a . in them.
If you have a huge list of folders then you could build up a button using the same syntax, then click the button. That would work as well as using the Opus CLI and is probably easier to edit/paste into.
How do I create the script? I've been using opus for a year or so but I've never set up a script in it.
How do I get to Dopus "CLI?"
I'm pretty good with scripts and stuff. I just need to be pointed in the right direction.
Do you know if there is a way to do special handling on a copy or move? For example if a move gets an error because a file is set as read only is there a switch or error handling that can bypass it or force it to move?
Drag the CLI button out of the Customize/Commands window on to your toolbar, then click it.
Alternatively, if you have the find-as-you-type field enabled in Opus, just type >CLI while in a directory. (Avoid special directories like Desktop and My Computer where FAYT doesn't work.)
You can force overwrites (i.e. of read-only files) and skip errors without prompting by passing the Copy command certain arguments. See the manual, under Opus Raw Commands, for descriptions of all the arguments.