To make switching copy handlers even easier you can do it also right from the Toolbar in the main window. Selecting a copy handler in Configuration | File Operations. "XYplorer" is automatically added to the choices select it to go back to XYplorer's native copy handler "Custom Copy". Here you can select which copy handler you actually want to use. button filled with the items you have just defined. STEP 2: After you OK-ed the above dialog, you will see a selection dropdown right under the Configure. TeraCopy (Overwrite Older)|%ProgramFiles%\TeraCopy\TeraCopy.exe|/OverwriteOlderĬopy handler specifications, one per line. TeraCopy (Rename All)|%ProgramFiles%\TeraCopy\TeraCopy.exe|/RenameAll They might look like this example (supposing you have both FastCopy and TeraCopy installed):įastCopy (AutoClose)|%ProgramFiles%\FastCopy\FastCopy.exe|/auto_closeįastCopy (Verify)|%ProgramFiles%\FastCopy\FastCopy.exe|/verify /auto_close Now fill in your copy handler specifications (see Help for details).
STEP 1: Open Configuration (F9) at page File Operations. Let's illustrate those steps with some screenshots. Second you need to tell XYplorer that you want to use it now. First you need to tell XYplorer where the external program is located (path to exectuable) and how you want it to work (switches). If that is ensured, defining an external program as copy handler is a two step process. Of course, first of all the external copy handler has to be installed on your system.
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