File already exists: skip all

[marsh]

A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
Copying and pasting using <ctrl + c> and <ctrl +v> using Xnview is not good for updating directories. It automatically creates copy of each file without asking to skip any.

[Dreamer]

A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.

I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.

So I suggest this option:

[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]

Copying and pasting using <ctrl + c> and <ctrl +v> using Xnview is not good for updating directories. It automatically creates copy of each file without asking to skip any.

Yes, "thumbnail dialog" should be shown here too IMO.

[helmut]

A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.

I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.

So I suggest this option:

[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]

"[x] Aplly to all files" would be a good and common solution. You have my support.

[ckit]

I support all of this

[Dreamer]

"[x] Aplly to all files" would be a good and common solution. You have my support.

And what do you think, it should be always saved, or always disabled, or saved and then disabled at next xnview startup?

[xnview]

A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.

I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.

So I suggest this option:

[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]

Not sure that 'Apply to all' is good, but have not the solution

[Dreamer]

A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.

I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.

So I suggest this option:

[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]

Not sure that 'Apply to all' is good, but have not the solution

Why?

[neutrino1]

A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.

I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.

So I suggest this option:

[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]

"[x] Aplly to all files" would be a good and common solution. You have my support.

I agree except I do not think that Cancel would need to apply to all because it would stop the copy operation.