Content Manager: How to list selected dependencies and copy them to notepad

[SAUBER_KH7]

Hello guys,

So I'm working with a content creator to fix the missing dependencies errors found with their large steam pack, namely the FEF-3 pack

http://www.thebackshops.com/trains/freeware/large_steam.html


But at the moment I've hit a brick wall. It appears that I am able to list the dependencies including the ones broken or missing, but I can't seem to figure out how to copy that list into notepad so I can email a list of them to the Author.

So my question is, does anyone know how to list dependencies and copy them to notepad? I really do not wish to manually type hundreds of KUIDs.
For those who may read this and not know an answer, please share this with anyone you think might know the answer so I can get back with the author as soon as possible.

 

[CitMusJoe]

In CM (Content Manager):
o right click asset
o Select 'List dependencies' from the popup menu
o in the newly self-opened window click onto the line where the KUIDs are sequentially listed
o while still in the line press [CTRL]+[A] to select _all_ KUIDs inside the line
o now press [CTRL]+[C] to copy all entries to clipboard
o finally place the write-mark/cursor to your text editor window and press [CTRL]+[V] for inserting the copied text/KUIDs.

That's it.

 

[SAUBER_KH7]

Thank you very much!!

EDIT: I am a bit of a rookie when it comes to that part of Content Manager as I never really messed with KUIDs much.

 

[CitMusJoe]

don't mention, it's my pleasure. You're welcome.

BTW, you might consider to change the internet protocol from http to https for some more security and I'd not get the yellow warning sign when visiting your site.

 

[SAUBER_KH7]

don't mention, it's my pleasure. You're welcome.

BTW, you might consider to change the internet protocol from http to https for some more security and I'd not get the yellow warning sign when visiting your site.

Oh no, it's not my website. I'm just a costumer that is wanting to get what was advertised: Nice looking content (that works).

 

[CitMusJoe]

Oh no, it's not my website. I'm just a costumer that is wanting to get what was advertised: Nice looking content (that works).

Ok, I see.