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I performed a pack and go that went wrong, and I want to do a reverse of what I did. Has anyone done this before and will it work? The P&G was for an assembly and it looks like the folders were moved, not copied to the new location. Can anyone help?
I
performed a pack and go that went wrong, and I want to do a reverse of what I
did. Has anyone done this before and will it work? The P&G was for an
assembly and it looks like the folders were moved, not copied to the new
location. Can anyone help?
No need to keep folder hierarchy(although, it does help); P
& G creates a log file named packngo.log in the destination directory, which
shows where the files came from.
Mike
style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">You
can't reverse a P&G automatically. The best way is to keep the folder
hierarchy when you P&G so you know which folder each file originated
from.
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