DirCopy plugin Ver 1.10
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DirCopy plugin for Total Commander (version 5.50 and above only)
A plugin to recreate an empty tree structure from source. 


Installation
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1. Unzip the dircpy.wcx to any directory
2. In Total Commander, choose Configuration - Options
3. Open the 'Packer' page
4. Click 'Configure packer extension WCXs'
5. Type any extension (you'll never use it), e.g. "DirCpy".
6. Click 'new type', and select the dircpy.wcx
7. Click OK


How to use
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1. Select folders ( files will be ignored )
2. Select destination directory in opposite panel.
3. Press Pack (Alt+F5). Select this packer from drop-down combobox (dircpy).
   Name of the archive will be ignored. Only path will be used as destination.
4. Press OK.


Remark
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- options can be changed in Pack DialogBox and are saved in registry.
- "Preserve date" option is valid on Win9x since ver 1.03
- under Win9x, "Preserve date" option use Wc32to16.exe program from C.Ghisler
  and you will be prompt for the path at the first use.


History 
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1.10 - 13.12.2011
   - Added : x32/x64 release included

1.05 - 31.01.2006
   - Fixed : crash with directory name higher than 256 chars (buffer is 512 now)

1.04 - 04.11.2004
   - Added : "Choose Depth" option
   - Added : automatic plugin installation (TC 6.5 and above)

1.03 - 16.02.2004
   - Fixed : date and attributes preserved under Win9x

1.02 - 10.02.2004
   - Added : "Preserve attributes" option
   - Fixed : date not preserved if there are sub-directory

1.01 - 10.02.2004
   - Added : "Preserve date" option

1.00 - 12.01.2004
   - Initial public release


License Agreement
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This plugin is free software and provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchant ability and fitness for a particular purpose. Should the program prove defective, you assume the cost of all necessary servicing, repair or correction.
This program can be freely copied/distributed without breaking distributive package integrity.


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Send comments to the author :
François GANNIER  ( fgannier@physio-a.univ-tours.fr )
homepage : http://physio-a.univ-tours.fr/tcplugins/