I have a stack of USB drives that have gigabytes of files that I want to tag. However, currently when I tag them they use the current Drive designation which might be e: or f: or g: etc this time.
Next time I connect the drive, it may be different.
What is the best way to handle this problem.
I can only suggest mapping the drive’s letter manually. You can do it using Computer Management.
Please open Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management, in Disk Management select your drive, right click it and open “Change Drive Letter”.
I hope, this will help you.
I can only suggest mapping the drive’s letter manually. You can do it using Computer Management.
Please open Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management, in Disk Management select your drive, right click it and open “Change Drive Letter”.
I hope, this will help you.
Sure- that will work but its really not a good solution. Can we put that under future enhancements so that removable volumes can be registered, flagged and perhaps reconnected using a TaggedFrog process. I really don't have a clear idea how this would work but I'm just putting it out there in case someone else has already got a solution.
Thanks
A simple file in the drive's root would help TaggedFrog recognize the removable drive.
A simple file in the drive's root would help TaggedFrog recognize the removable drive.
Sorry, but I don't understand what do you mean.
They probably mean something like a TaggedFrog.txt file that gives the index designation for the removable drive, which TaggedFrog can then use to select the correct group of tags.
TaggedFrog 1.1 will include "change drive" feature, I am working on it now. I hope it will help.
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