The toolbar located in the title bar of TeraCopy offers quick access to various features and settings that enhance your file management experience. Below is a detailed guide to each of the icons and options available in this toolbar:
Sidebar Toggle
Icon: Two rectangles (representing sidebar view)
Function: Switches between full and compact views of the TeraCopy interface.
Full View: Displays all available sections (sidebar, file list, etc.).
Compact View: Minimizes the interface to show only the essential elements.
New List
Icon: A plus sign (+)
Function: Creates a new file list.
Note: This option is only available if the current list is not empty.
Clone & Rescan
Icon: Two overlapping squares
Function: Duplicates the current file list with the same source and target, refreshing the content.
Purpose: Useful when files may have changed since the last operation.
Transfers History
Icon: A clock
Function: Provides access to the history of file transfers.
Options:
Keep History: You can set the history retention period to 1 day or 1 week.
Clear All: Clears all previous transfer histories.
User/Admin Button
Icon: A user silhouette
Function: Indicates the current user mode (User/Admin).
Purpose: Allows switching between user modes if required, managing permissions and access levels.
About
Icon: An information icon (i)
Function: Opens the About section of TeraCopy.
Features:
Enter Key: If prompted, this is where you enter your license key for the Pro version.
Check for Updates: This button starts the updater to check for and install the latest version of TeraCopy.
Preferences
Icon: A gear (⚙️)
Function: Opens the Preferences menu.
Purpose: Allows you to configure various settings for TeraCopy, such as file handling options, performance tweaks, and user interface customization.
On Finish Button
Function: Selects what action should be taken after an operation is completed.
Purpose: Automates post-operation behavior, offering these options:
Close app: Automatically closes TeraCopy after the operation is done.
Keep the app open: Keeps TeraCopy running after the operation, allowing you to start another operation or review the results.
Shutdown: Shuts down the computer once the operation is finished.
Sleep: Puts the computer to sleep after the operation is completed.
Hibernate: Hibernates the computer, saving the current state and turning off the system to conserve power.