Enter average length of file and folder names. Used to calculate maximum number of records for given amount of list memory.
Memory option defaults are generally best left alone except for advanced users and under System 6.
Click to calculate percentage of total index space used for the file indexes in current list and enter in field to right.
Click to calculate percentage of total index space used for the volumes indexes in current list and enter in field to right.
Memory option defaults are generally best left alone except for advanced users and under System 6.
Enter number of bytes to be reserved for the application heap, after other uses such as list data. Some printer drivers require greater amounts of this.
Memory option defaults are generally best left alone except for advanced users and under System 6.
This indicates the total size of duplicate files (not including originals).
This indicates the total number of duplicate files.
This indicates the total number of files that are being compared.
This indicates the count of files that have been compared.
To disable display of each matching file when found, click this box off. (Faster)
To enable display of each matching file when found, click this box. (Slower)
Abort the operation in progress.
Click here to expand the dialog to display several advanced options.
Click again to hide them.
Click here to toggle Balloon Help on and off.
Click this box off to re-display this dialog the next time a Smart Compare is performed.
Currently, the preferences selected here will be reused and this dialog will not be displayed again the next time.
Click this to skip display of this dialog the next time a Smart Compare is performed.
Currently, these preferences will be displayed again the next time.
Click this box off to ignore the File Filter and compare files regardless of attributes.
Currently, only files that pass the File Filter will be compared.
Click this to use the File Filter when matching files.
Click this box off to ignore selection status of files for comparing them.
Currently, any file that is selected will be compared to all other files.
Click this to Compare/Match files only when one or more of each pair is selected.
Enabled. Will require related files to be in the same relative locations in folders "A" and "B".
Only valid when comparing folders (selected above).
Click this to require related files to be in the same relative locations in folders "A" and "B".
Enabled. Will ignore the create date for document files with version numbers and/or same path (if Check Path enabled) during Smart Compare.
Normally, only documents with the same name and create date are considered related.
Click this to ignore the create date for document files with version numbers and/or same path (if Check Path enabled) during Smart Compare.
Normally, only documents with the same name and create date are considered related.
Enabled. Will ignore Name field of executable files for both Custom Match and Smart Compare.
Click this to ignore Name field of executable files for both Custom Match and Smart Compare.
Currently set to match files only once each. Click off to look for all matches for each file.
Click this to compare files only once each. This is useful when you want to make sure each file has a mate.
When clicked, after one match is found, no more comparisons are performed for those files.
Click this off to include alias files in doing comparisons.
This is checked by default.
Click this to skip alias files in doing comparisons. If you are looking for duplicate files or checking that you have backups, this will avoid indications that a duplicate or backup exists when it is only an alias of the original.
Allows you to set the Filter Options. Files to be compared or matched must pass the File Filter unless the match or compare is performed on Selected files only.
To read options selected here and go to Save Configuration dialog, click this button. The dialog box stays open if Save is canceled.
To disregard changes in this dialog (restoring previous options) and exit dialog, click this button
To read options selected here and exit this dialog, click this button.
This is the number of files remaining to be launched.
If you want to abort the operation, click here.
If you want to continue trying to open the other files, click here.
Click this box off to allow iconization of File RoundUp (hiding the windows) when launching another application.
Iconizing has been turned off so this option is redundant.
Enable this checkbox to prevent File RoundUp from Iconizing (hiding windows) when it is switched to background as files are launched.
This allows you to see the list windows while you are working in the other application.
This is the application to be used for opening all selected files if enabled above.
Click this box off to select that all selected files will be opened by their default application.
Enable this checkbox to select that all selected files be opened with the application you select.
Normally, you would not use this, letting the files open in their default application.
Click here to select the application to be used opening the files.
Normally, you would not use this, letting the files open in their default application.
This is a list of the files to be opened.
Click here to abort the file opening process.
Click here to skip the opening of these files, but continue on to the next offline volume, if any.
To open the files listed above, click here.
Click to change the modifier key combinations.
The keys selected here may be held down when clicking a field header to perform a descending sort by the selected field. Default is ascending sort.
Click to change the modifier key combinations.
The keys selected here may be held down when clicking a field header to restore all fields to their default display position.
