Hello !
I try to backup several directories from my android phone to my PC.
Unfortunately some apps created files with characters considered as illegal for Windows (namely the semicolon) ":"
The bulk rename tools I have for windows ("Better file rename") do not work when i browse files my phone from my PC through the USB câble, so I would have to rename all the files manually one by one, and probably need to revert the rename afterwards to keep the files usable by the phone app..
I know that syncovery has so many options.. would there exist one allowing to replace automatically a characher into another given other one in files or directory names while synchronizing ??
I understand that it would alsi require a bit of cleverness the next time the program has to recognize previously synchronized files...
Thanks in advance
Best regards
LG
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Illegal Windows Characters when synchronizing files from my Android smartphone
Re: Illegal Windows Characters when synchronizing files from my Android smartphone
Hello,
yes, there's a PascalScript to "Convert Disallowed Characters on Windows" on this page:
https://www.syncovery.com/pascalscript/
The script is specified in the profile via the “Pascal Script…” checkmark on the Job settings category tab sheet.
yes, there's a PascalScript to "Convert Disallowed Characters on Windows" on this page:
https://www.syncovery.com/pascalscript/
The script is specified in the profile via the “Pascal Script…” checkmark on the Job settings category tab sheet.