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There is actually a warning above the folder list. You can see it in the screenshot here next to the 'Refresh folders' button. http://www.duplicatecleaner.com/manual/duplicate_folders_tab__pro_.htm If you select the folder to be removed in Duplicate Cleaner, the other (non-dupe) files are left alone...

Similar content mode can be very slow - it's probably not frozen. This is something we are working on improving for the next update.

Have you tried looking for Same Content first? You'll get a quicker result, and then the search can be narrowed once the same content files are dealt with.

You use the selection assistant
http://www.duplicatecleaner.com/manual/ ... =&sct=OTI=

This is now fixed in v3.0.3.

Updates: -Import text file to batch list fixed and updated -Keyboard shortcuts added (F11 Full window mode, F9 Show/Hide clipboard viewer) -Send line number to external programs now works in all situations -Preview change case now works in line mode -Other minor fixes http://www.digitalvolcano.co.uk...

This is a new crash to me. However, I've searched and found a possible answer - user profile corruption. Can you try it from a different user profile in Windows 7? This thread has some more information with users experiencing a similar crash for other software, and contains a way of repairing your o...

Is it finding anything when it runs the batch file? Couple of ideas - Is the batch file saved in Unicode 16 (UCS-2)? It doesn't seem to like UTF-8 or ANSI. <find xml:space="preserve">^A00201</find> -I assume this is meant to be a regular expression? (if not you need the non regex flag).

I've tracked down this bug. It sends the line number as zero to the external program when the search was done in "Process line by line" mode or "Limit to lines" mode. In "Read entire file" with "Process line by line" unchecked the line number is sent correctly...

You should be able to see the shares in DC Free. Have you tried pasting the path manually ('Enter folder name manually' button), or browsing to the path using the 'Select folder' button? This last invokes Windows own path browser window.

If you right-click on the file and select 'Show in Windows explorer' is it still there? Is the USB drive still active?