When pasting, is "No to all" ever an overwriting option

's Computer Specifications

When copying and pasting numerous documents, when duplicates are encounter I
am asked if I want to overwrite the duplicate. The options are usually Yes,
No and Yes to All. Is there ever a "No to All" option?

's Computer Specifications

Does No act as No to All? If not, WYSIWYG.

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> When copying and pasting numerous documents, when duplicates are encounter
> I
> am asked if I want to overwrite the duplicate. The options are usually
> Yes,
> No and Yes to All. Is there ever a "No to All" option?

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