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Thanks so much! This definitely answers my question though I didn't end up using it. &nbsp;A colleague suggested that I zip the directory and not maintain the tree structure, one unzip later and I was home free!<br />
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Thanks so much! This definitely answers my question though I didn't end up using it.  A colleague suggested that I zip the directory and not maintain the tree structure, one unzip later and I was home free!



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I have a directory with 100 subfolders. I want to merge the files from all the subfolders into a single folder. &nbsp;Is this easily accomplished in Windows?<br />
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Kind Regards and thanks in advance for any help.
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I have a directory with 100 subfolders. I want to merge the files from all the subfolders into a single folder.  Is this easily accomplished in Windows?

Kind Regards and thanks in advance for any help.

Is it possible to merge multiple directories into a single directory?

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