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Steve the code works great!! Appreciated!<br />
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Thanks
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Steve the code works great!! Appreciated!

Thanks

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Steve, if I want to change the paths e.g. move &amp;&nbsp;rename the contents of C:\Temp\NewFolder\Pics to here C:\Temp\NewFolder, how would I do this?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Steve, if I want to change the paths e.g. move & rename the contents of C:\Temp\NewFolder\Pics to here C:\Temp\NewFolder, how would I do this?

Thanks

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Ignore the above figured it out, I was doing something stupid!
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Ignore the above figured it out, I was doing something stupid!

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Hello, <br />
<br />
I would like to modify the following code to recursively move files from c:\pictures to here c:\new pictures and rename them pre-fixed with their sub folder name, can anyone help?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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<pre><code id="code-32854">@echo off 
setlocal 
pushd &quot;c:\pictures&quot; 
for /f &quot;tokens=*&quot; %%a in ('dir /b /a-d /s *.jpg') do copy &quot;%%a&quot; &quot;c:\new pictures&quot; 
popd
</code></pre>
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Hello, 

I would like to modify the following code to recursively move files from c:\pictures to here c:\new pictures and rename them pre-fixed with their sub folder name, can anyone help?

Thanks


MS DOS Batch File to Rename &amp; Move Files from nested file structure

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MS DOS Batch File to Rename &amp; Move Files from nested file structure

MS DOS Batch File to Rename & Move Files from nested file structure