Transfering Files In A Specific Order?

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  1. Naterdz

    Naterdz Member

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    Alright, well i have 421 files that need to be moved into 421 Folders. Each file needs to be added to the correct folder, i got the files in an order where they are in the same position as the folders, but in separate dir.


    [File] [Folder]
    | |
    2056.htm 1. Lazer
    3045.htm 2. Ecell
    1034.htm 3. Ucell

    Now what ive been doing, is Drag and Dropping each file to the adjacent folder, for example.

    2056.htm ------Drag And Droped Into------ 1. Lazer

    Which isnt a very productive way of doing this...too time consuming..
    specially sense i gotta do it 421 times, not to mention i got another 18,000 files that i have to transfer the same way...

    So my question is, is there a way to transfer 421 files top to bottom, into 421 folders top to bottom?
     
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    "So my question is, is there a way to transfer 421 files top to bottom, into 421 folders top to bottom? "

    Not with native Windows/DOS commands, but if you're creative and are using a good text editor, you can probably create a batch file to do it.
     
  3. Naterdz

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    Yea i did a little research and found thats the best way to do it. im just using a simple move command, and Dir. 2 Txt. in order to list all my files that need to be transferred in a txt that i change into .bat, Thanks Man for answering my question though. ended up being exactly what u suggested. lol
     
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    A good text editor with macro capabilities will simplify creation of the the batch file.

    Good luck.
     
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