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| WoBBeL 
  Joined: 14 Feb 2010
 Enschede, The Netherlands
 | |  |  | Is it possible to open a text-file (ie notepad) with all the files which were skipped (automatically or manually) or files who are damaged? | 
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| pieropingi Joined: 13 Oct 2009
 Switzerland
 | |  |  | The best where to have the possibility to decide what I want in the log file: - Unrecovered errors
 - Partially recovered files
 - Recovered files
 - Skipped files (f.ex. because of zero-lenght, empty folders or too long filename)
 - ...?
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| Roadkil Joined: 28 Mar 2008
 South Australia
 | |  |  | The latest versions log file lists all the files and lists their status on against each one. Perhaps in the future ill make it record only selected events in the log files (eg skipped etc) 
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| wtimber 
  Joined: 18 Dec 2013
 Boston
 | |  |  | I made this batch file to quickly find the errors only in the log. It gets rid of the successful and already copied Lines. Opening a file with just errors. @echo off
 find /V "Copied Successfully" USC.log >NotCS.txt
 find /V "Already Copied" NotCS.txt >NotAC.txt
 notepad NotAC.txt
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| wtimber 
  Joined: 18 Dec 2013
 Boston
 | |  |  | I would like to suggest that you add the size of the files copied. I would like to audit my log file for all files containing 0 Bytes and I just discovered the size of the files copied is not recorded in the log file. | 
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