Can TrIDScan do rescursive scan?

Started by nr2ae, September 12, 2007, 11:30:04 AM

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nr2ae

How can I make TrIDScan search my subfolders?

For example, if I have the following files in these folders

C:\Pictures\2195df80-f84c-4152-a370-73a872274471\Picture.jpg
C:\Pictures\4525309f-af68-4627-8cba-719a840d596f\Picture.jpg
C:\Pictures\865848b0-8088-4fca-a290-29bc190418af\Picture.jpg
.
.
.
and many more

How can I make TrIDScan scan them all the refine the definition in one run (without having to write my own .bat)?

Thanks

Mark0

No (at least not at the moment). TrIDScan expect that all the files you want to analyze are in the same folder.

By the way, I basically cannot use a Win PC before I install the Total Commander file manager. With it, it's just trivial to locate all the interesting files (for example, all the *.JS files under the folder "\windows" & subfolders and copy them in a "\temp" one. Since I'm totally adept at using it, I personally havent ever expericed the need of recursive scanning.

Bye!