That looks helpful, but it uses C#, and I have no way of editing C# at work.
Any other options?
I would like to reorganize some of the files in the "Shared Documents" section of the site. However, when I select the "Send To->Other Location" command, a copy is created, which shares none of the version history of the original file.
I would like to keep that history attached to the file, is there any way to accomplish this?
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by: EduMgtSPDevPosted on 2009-11-06 at 12:46:29ID: 25762888
Check out this link
11/30/movi ng-copying -documents - between-l ibraries-w ith-metada ta-includi ng-version -history/
http://vspug.com/dez/2007/