3 How to Use

3.1 Bin

The program requires a special place to store files in. It is the "bin".

The program stores to-delete files in a directory structure that reflects the original locations.  For example, a file "C:\Documents\Example.txt" would be stored as "<Bin>\<Entry>\C\Documents\Example.txt".

The program has no interest in the bin contents. Therefore, the user can manage (move, copy, delete, etc.) the files freely at one's own risk.

3.2 Bin Location

The bin should be placed as shallow from the root as possible. The operating system may not handle paths properly when they are too long.

3.3 Putting Files in the Bin

 To put files in the bin, click one of the commands in "Bin > Put". Dropping the files in the main window works the same.

3.4 Restoring the Files in the Bin

To restore the files in the bin, click "Bin > Explore" and move the concerned files to the original locations. The file management is at user's own risk.

3.5 Clearing the Bin

To clear the bin, click "Bin > Explore" and delete the entries. The file management is at user's own risk.

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