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    windows 10 64bit
       #31

    Neutron16 said:
    That is an easy task for a batch file, if your list of 1000 files names can be saved in a txt file with every file name on separate line. Something like this:
    Code:
    Report_23.docx
    Presentation45.ppt
    Diagram_67.xls
    Then save this list to txt file; rename it to list.txt and put in your folder of 5000 files.

    Download and extract a script in attachment. Start that script "ZZZZ_script.bat" AS ADMINISTRATOR , in the same folder of 5000 files. It will open your list.txt file(which should be there already) and will start searching for files and making copies to C:\your_files folder, which is predefined in that script.
    Neutron16 amazing job!
    I was just wondering if it was possible to make the script copy folders with all their content, instead of just individual files?
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  2. Posts : 2
    Windows 10
       #32

    Man! You save my life with this.
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  3. Posts : 2
    Windows 10
       #33

    I found out whats the problem


    Need to copy the folder into the C:/ root directory. I don't know why but the program working only if it's not in a sub folder.
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  4. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #34

    Hi everyone, for all those who struggled to get it working. I did too.
    Don't make any of the below mistakes as i finally got it to work.
    1. Save your file as text file and when you name it - do not name it list.txt because the file is already a txt file and it will add the .txt automatically. So name your file simply 'list'.
    2. I placed my folder with my files in C drive.
    3. Make sure your file name in the list file have the correct title e.g. even if the file name is 12345, if it is a jpg file, it's name really is 12345.jpg - get this part right!
    4. Create a folder and name it your_file and place it in C drive.
    5. Finally - Neutron 16 had two attachments, only one worked for me, so try both!
    Thanks Neutron16 :)
    Last edited by Abdul89; 11 Jan 2018 at 08:36.
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  5. Posts : 1
    Windows 7
       #35

    Neutron16 said:
    That is an easy task for a batch file, if your list of 1000 files names can be saved in a txt file with every file name on separate line. Something like this:
    Code:
    Report_23.docx
    Presentation45.ppt
    Diagram_67.xls
    Then save this list to txt file; rename it to list.txt and put in your folder of 5000 files.

    Download and extract a script in attachment. Start that script "ZZZZ_script.bat" AS ADMINISTRATOR , in the same folder of 5000 files. It will open your list.txt file(which should be there already) and will start searching for files and making copies to C:\your_files folder, which is predefined in that script.

    Hi Neutron16,
    This bat file useful for me, i followed all steps, but files not found in folder, folder created in C:,
    Kindly help, attached screenshot
    Thanks in Advance
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails select/search multiple files, copy and paste to a new folder-12.png  
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  6. Posts : 1
    Win 10 64Bit
       #36

    Fantastic Thank you but...


    This file has been a god send, thank you OP.
    but does anyone have a clue as to how to dial in parameters to narrow the search field, for example...

    i have duplicate .jpg files of the same name but one set are low resolution, the other set are high resolution. Is there a way to only have it find files between a certain size? between 100Kb and 7MB, so it excludes any less than 100Kb

    Thank you
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  7. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #37

    Thanks Neutron16, you saved my life
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