Unfortunately I cannot use the similar filename comparison as the main search method already is "Similar Images", which can't be combined.
FIndings images by filename (with or without timestamp from backup software) also won't work properly as Apple re-uses filenames like IMG_0001 after IMG_9999 is ...
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- 23 Jul 2026, 01:43
- Forum: AllDup (English)
- Topic: Ignoring Parts of Filename
- Replies: 2
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- 22 Jul 2026, 18:25
- Forum: AllDup (English)
- Topic: Comparison option for Parent Folder
- Replies: 0
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Comparison option for Parent Folder
Hi,
my backup software does not always acknowledge when files are moved from on folder to another. So I end up with a folder of photos in different places in my backup, f.e. "MyTrip 2026". The same photos might also be located in backup folders from iCloud or OneDrive.
So there are four identical ...
my backup software does not always acknowledge when files are moved from on folder to another. So I end up with a folder of photos in different places in my backup, f.e. "MyTrip 2026". The same photos might also be located in backup folders from iCloud or OneDrive.
So there are four identical ...
- 22 Jul 2026, 18:19
- Forum: AllDup (English)
- Topic: Ignoring Parts of Filename
- Replies: 2
- Views: 32
Ignoring Parts of Filename
Hi,
I'm struggling with the following: i got my source file "myfile" and files in a aonther folder renamed by my backup software to "myfile_2026-0302-083416"
I can't choose the compare option "ignore 17 chars from filename end" because it applies to the first/source folder as well.
How to compare ...
I'm struggling with the following: i got my source file "myfile" and files in a aonther folder renamed by my backup software to "myfile_2026-0302-083416"
I can't choose the compare option "ignore 17 chars from filename end" because it applies to the first/source folder as well.
How to compare ...