Select the next 'n' items (or x MB)

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Stefan
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Select the next 'n' items (or x MB)

Post by Stefan »

Suggestion for an new option:

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Select the next [ 20]
(o) Files / Steps [ 2]
( ) Folders
( ) Files & Folders

( ) Bytes
( ) MegaBytes

[ ] Remember last item
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To select every second of the next 20 files


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Select the next [ 695]
( ) Files /Steps [ ]
( ) Folders
( ) Files & Folders

( ) Bytes
(o) MegaBytes

[x] Remember last item
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To select the next 695 MegaByte
and remember the last folder and file for the start of the next selection
(Or, if this is better to implement,
select as many as possible to NOT go over 695MB and remember the last folder only)

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KNUT
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Re: Select the next 'n' items (or x MB)

Post by KNUT »

Stefan wrote:Select the next 'n' items (or x MB)
What's the use of it?? Isn't this a very, very special issue?!? :oops:
Kind regards, KNUT
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mazy
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Post by mazy »

actually i could use that. especially when selecting files / folders to burn - for example when you would want to burn movie trailers to cds. with this feature, it would be a snap.
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KNUT
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Post by KNUT »

mazy wrote:especially when selecting files / folders to burn - for example when you would want to burn movie trailers to cds. with this feature, it would be a snap.
Perhaps this workaround could help:
Focus the first item (to burn) -> Hit space (=select item and focus next one) several times and look at the panel status line: Here you can see the total bytes and count of selected files. 8)
Kind regards, KNUT
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mazy
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Post by mazy »

i know KNUT, that's what i do right now (and others, like shift + pg dn etc.), however this discussed feature would same me some time.

but it's far from my top must-have feature, just one i would find handy.
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