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I got one. I would like a Windows app that does this: 1. I give it a folder name 2. I give it a target size 3. I give it a file extension (or a list of extensions) 3. It searches the folder (and optionally subfolders) for files that total up to the size limit with a good degree of randomness. 4. It copies the chosen files into the clipboard so that I may paste them onto another drive, or it can copy them for me. I have a large music collection. I put a portion of it onto my usb drive to listen to on my computer at work. I would like to have an easy way to fill the drive with random files. Any takers?
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binary_hero posted:Windows Media Player 11 - Open it, plug your USB drive in and click on "Sync" then "Shuffle tracks to this device". It will take a few minutes to index your music files the first time it runs, but after that it's great. I had no idea. Thanks.
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Apr 12, 2007 13:13
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.Boo. posted:This is probably the most odd request ever, but how can i delete every other line in a word document? In Word 2007 (probably older versions as well), go to the replace tool. Replace ^p^p with ^p. Boy Juice fucked around with this message at 02:42 on Jul 2, 2007 |
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