These settings are accessible from the File\Options menu item.
Skip Input Files Already Processed
Delete Input Files After Processing
Move Input Files After Processing
Keep Original (INPUT) File Timestamp (Last Modified, Created, Accessed)
While specifying Input file path, do not automatically overwrite the Output file path
Both of these options can be very helpful when using the scheduler. It essentially eliminates redundant processing of files.
Skip Input Files Already Processed
This option will skip the input files specified if the corresponding output file(s) already exist. This can be very helpful when using the scheduler for example. It essentially eliminates redundant processing of files.
NOTE: If your input and output are the exact same file, nothing will be done if this feature is enabled.
Delete Input Files
This option will delete the input files specified after a successful operation has been performed.
Do not enable this option unless you are confident you have backed up all critical data.
It is also recommended you disable this option before exiting the program, unless you plan on deleting input files the next time you run 'Convert XLS'. The command line will also see this setting.
NOTE: If both the input and output files are of the same name, no deletion will occur.
Move Input Files
This option will move the input files after successfully processing them. This can be very helpful when using the scheduler for example. It essentially eliminates the possibility of processing the same files over and over again. You may specify Date/Time fields for the output folder making it easy to sort outputs by date or time.
Keep original (INPUT) file timestamp (Last Modified, Created, Accessed)
If you want the output file timestamp to be identical to the input file then enable this option.
While specifying Input file path, do not automatically overwrite the Output file path
By default, when users type into the input file text box, the output file text box is automatically updated to reflect a similar path. Enable this option to turn this default behavior off.
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