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Useful XP Tip: “No to All” while deleting files
December 20, 2006 on 2:23 pm | In windows xp |
I found a great XP tip over at Tech Xpress. Ever want to perform an action on multiple files, only to be frustrated to learn that there is no “No to All” button? Tech Xpress has found a solution:
Just Press and Hold the Shift key while you click the No button in the “Confirm File Replace..” box.
That is very good to know.
If only I had known about this, oh, 6 years ago!
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