Copy files from search with a bit of path...
Posted: 29 May 2006 19:13
hmm yes I know this might sound weird, but I was wondering if there couln't be a way to copy files from a search with "a bit" of their path.
This would probably only work when the search path is indeed ONE path only, but here's the idea:
- I run a search on D:\Folder for some files (ie. created/modified in the past week)
- I'd like to be able to copy them somewhere else, let's say D:\NewFolder, but I want to keep the folder structure. I mean I dont want all fhe files to be in D:\NewFolder but within their subdirs as they are in D:\Folder
I dont think there's any way to do it right now, I can only create the empty folders (using the right-drag&drop) and I have to copy each file into the right folder manually.
(or I could copy the whole folder and do an "opposite search" to remove files, but I dont really like that & that's not so good when the original folder has a lot of files (that are a lot of space)
So if there was an option that would make it so when I copy results into D:\NewFolder, a file D:\Folder\Sub\AnotherSub\file.ext would automaticly be copied into D:\NewFolder\Sub\AnotherSub (since search path was D:\NewFolder) that'd be awesome!
This would probably only work when the search path is indeed ONE path only, but here's the idea:
- I run a search on D:\Folder for some files (ie. created/modified in the past week)
- I'd like to be able to copy them somewhere else, let's say D:\NewFolder, but I want to keep the folder structure. I mean I dont want all fhe files to be in D:\NewFolder but within their subdirs as they are in D:\Folder
I dont think there's any way to do it right now, I can only create the empty folders (using the right-drag&drop) and I have to copy each file into the right folder manually.
(or I could copy the whole folder and do an "opposite search" to remove files, but I dont really like that & that's not so good when the original folder has a lot of files (that are a lot of space)
So if there was an option that would make it so when I copy results into D:\NewFolder, a file D:\Folder\Sub\AnotherSub\file.ext would automaticly be copied into D:\NewFolder\Sub\AnotherSub (since search path was D:\NewFolder) that'd be awesome!