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Windows 7 - File2Folder reverse?

 
10-30-2009   #1


Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
 
 

File2Folder reverse?

Hi guys,
In the Media centre section, there was mention of file2folder which takes files in a folder and puts them in their own individual folder, does anyone know of a program/batch file to do the reverse, take files from multiple folders and put them in one folder?

Thanks.

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10-30-2009   #2


Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
 
 


I'm not positive what you want to do, but for instance if I had several hundred songs in the music folder and I wanted to put them into individual artist folders, In Windows Explorer, type the artist in the search box, I get a list of songs with that name in them or that have that artist in the contributing artists column. You can then drag and drop them into the respective folders in the nav pane.

Hope this helps.

Gary
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10-31-2009   #3


Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
 
 


Thanks, i want to do the reverse of this, take files from multiple folders and put the in one folder, i would do it manually but i have about 400 folders i need to combine in to one.
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