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Guide: How to Join the Real New to Your Collections Easily and Quickly with CloneSensor?

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I. Introduction of CloneSensor :

Description:

CloneSensor is a very different duplicate file finder with a view to organizing the collections of files. It has ultra fast searching speed with special optimized algorithm and provides many batch processing commands to help you find and delete duplicate files. It also provides many ways to rename or batch rename filenames for organizing your collections better.

Key Features:

Search the directories you selected, find out duplicate files, and display them with Special Grouping Modes. Support network path and mapped path.
Support extension filters.
To the file state (Preserved, Deleted, or Unsettled), you can set it all the group by just one click, or your one click just changes one file state, like what most similar softwares do.
To duplicate files, CloneSensor provides many batch commands to help you set file states quickly.
The batch renaming commands can make the files in the collections more explicit.
Support pre-treating, save time for the file state setting.
Very stable Performance.

II. How to Join the Real New to Your Collections Easily and Quickly :

CloneSensor-Step1: Run CloneSensor; Within the New Search Dialog, add the directories you want to scan (Tips: You can add your collection directories, incoming directories and so on in the tab Default Search Directory in the Options Dialog. The search path input box is a dropdown combobox. It would list recent search paths, up to 10 entries.); click OK.

CloneSensor-Step2: Now the Process Dialog would pop up, and the information about the scan progress and statistics would refresh continually until the scan finishes and the button Done turns enabled, then click Done.

CloneSensor-Step3: Right-click on "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\11" and select Only Preserve Files in This Directory (Recursively) from the pop-up menu. As a result, the files in "D:\Collection" would all be set to the preserved state, and the files which are identical with the files in "D:\Collection" would all be set to the deleted state if they are unsettled files.

CloneSensor-Step4: Click Next Unsettled File on the toolbar, navigate to the next unsettled file, and set its state.

CloneSensor-Step5: Normally, to the duplicate files, you need only one copy, but the batch commands maybe let some files and their duplicate files all be set to preserved or deleted state; in this case, you can just click Next All Preserved File and Next All Deleted File on the toolbar, navigate to the corresponding file, and reset its state.

CloneSensor-Step6: You definitely want your file in the collections to be assigned a nice name; to realize that, just click Next Name Not Match on the toolbar, which will bring you to the file which name does not match its duplicate file(s). If the new incoming files are better than your old files in filename, you can rename your files in the collections easily by fast renaming commands (See Filename Management).

CloneSensor-Step7: When your job of state setting has reached a conclusion, just click Delete Files Marked Cross on the toolbar and the Delete Confirm Dialog will appear. As you confirm it, CloneSensor would delete the files marked cross according to the Delete Option in the Options Dialog.