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I have a question regarding 'recycle' 1.5.0.
In this version I noticed that my script does not give me a 'are you sure to send to recycle bin' dialog, but my colleague does.
I do not use the '-conform' option, but still my colleague gets a dialog.
Why is this happening in 1.5.0?
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Is it possible as a new feature to omit the users settings, perhaps creating of keeping your own setting during the session?
Or is this beyond the scope of 'Recycle'?
My script processes directories with a fairly amount of files (range 100 to 600), so that would somewhat put a damper on my effort to automate some work. Perhaps a way to set/reset this user setting with powershell?
Unfortunately my knowledge is not sufficient (yet) to suggest an alternative implementation.
I have to get back to you on that.
Hi,
I have a question regarding 'recycle' 1.5.0.
In this version I noticed that my script does not give me a 'are you sure to send to recycle bin' dialog, but my colleague does.
I do not use the '-conform' option, but still my colleague gets a dialog.
Why is this happening in 1.5.0?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: