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Title says it all.

I have about a zillion backup folders in the root of my backup drive, and a lot of those will have folders containing jpeg/jpg images nested somewhere in them. What I'd like to do is multi-select the relevant folders which *could* contain photos I'm interested in, and copy these and their structure and any jpg/jpeg files in them (but not other extensions) to a new location.

My aim is to create a duplicate of these folders and their structures, but not copy the actual files they contain other than jpg/jpeg (I'm not interested in any other extensions and the folders include a *lot* of other files, including a lot of large files, which will be very slow if I copy everything).

I'm sure this can be done but it's beyond my skill level?

Executed from the root path of your pictures...

Thanks. One question, what if the source is several (but not all) subfolders in a location. For example with a tree:

By that I mean, rich copy the structure and *.jp* in the files and folders that are selected in the right hand contents pane. So I can select some folders and files, then rich copy only the *.jp* and structures from those folders, not all folders in a single root.

Example, if D:\ contains:

D:\A\
D:\B\
D:\C\D\
D:\C\E\
D:\F
D:\pic.jpg

I want to select some folders/files in the right hand pane (such as D:\A\, D:\B\, D:\C\E\), then rich copy those structures and *.jp* nested in them (only).

Something like:
?

Wow highend! So compact! When I did something like this before, mine was several lines instead of just a single line!

I will take my leave now since I have nothing to add lol.