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Virgil Dupras, Official Rep, replied on September 02, 2008 20:11

Enable the Power Marker mode and click on the Directory column to sort your duplicates by Directory. The duplicates are now all grouped by directory. You can then select all duplicates from the same directory, and then press Space to mark all selected duplicates.

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