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Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows XP => Topic started by: prabath on July 28, 2007, 12:46:55 AM
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Hi All ;),
Is there a command to find whether a file copied to a HDD is a copy pasted file or cut pasted file? an early reply is appreciated.
pabath :)
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Welcome to CH .
Pls reply what is the os of your system.
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Is there a command to find whether a file copied to a HDD is a copy pasted file or cut pasted file? an early reply is appreciated.
You wanted an early reply, well, it's nearly 8:30 AM here, is that early enough for you? (It is Saturday after all).
There is no command, or indeed any method whatsoever, which will show, purely by inspection of a file, if it has been copied or moved. (When you write "cut pasted" I think you mean "moved".)
I distinguish between "copied" and "moved" as follows:-
If a file is copied, an second identical version is created somewhere else and the first file remains intact.
If a file is moved, an second identical version is created somewhere else and the first file is destroyed.
nency.jariwala, what difference does the OS make?
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I m sorry contrex. :-[
its my misunderstanding of the question.I think he asked for copy& if he has whyasked this question.
Once again sorry.
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I m sorry contrex. :-[
its my misunderstanding of the question.I think he asked for copy& if he has whyasked this question.
Once again sorry.
No need to say sorry... be happy!
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Dear Nency,
My OS is Win XP Prof...... can i weiw the sysem log files and verify whether i did cut and paste or just copy??? ???
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No, there is no log that can show you that.
If you think you did a copy instead of cutting the file, then try and search for the file name. The you can see if you got more than one copy of it.