Windows: The missing 'No to All'

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But NO TO ALL is so final. It ends the incessant checking for each one and asking you for a choice. A world where there are no questions, answers are understood and choices are limited...IS THAT WHAT YOU PEOPLE WANT?!

Reviewed by galeeprol Jan 07 2009, 12:31am ( 33 reviews ) • shankarganesh.com

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Rated by Monkier on Feb 03 2009, 1:35am

Good to know, but they changed that dialog in Vista (Or, atleast in 7, which is what i'm using).
Rated by smarty7 on Feb 02 2009, 5:48am

Windows has so much shortcuts that as if Bill Gates was given the task to make a data by compiling the shortcuts, even he can't do so!
Reviewed by mattj7 on Feb 01 2009, 8:20pm

i use nexus file v for big file transfers as it is faster and cleaner than using windows explorer, but this was helpful
Rated by tribalboy2 on Feb 01 2009, 1:46pm

Nice!
Rated by gloamglozer on Jan 30 2009, 11:07pm

the flaws of xp... why does it take so long for u fags to include these things.
Reviewed by masterzora on Jan 29 2009, 5:06pm

Posted only 5 and a half years after everyone else already figured it out, well done.
Rated by olenikm on Jan 26 2009, 12:01am

Mind = blown. They fixed this in Vista, replacing it with an entirely new dialog, but it is nice to know.
Rated by bobokisama on Jan 08 2009, 9:02pm

Nice trick to remember when deleting * in system32 dir.
Rated by galeeprol on Jan 07 2009, 12:31am

But NO TO ALL is so final. It ends the incessant checking for each one and asking you for a choice. A world where there are no questions, answers are understood and choices are limited...IS THAT WHAT YOU PEOPLE WANT?!
Rated by dedtr9 on Jan 06 2009, 11:44pm

FINALLY. It only took a few years after XP came out to find a "No To All" button in the windows copy dialog.

Installing is Easy!