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It sounds like you need to create a batch file with several xcopy commands. &nbsp;One for each source folder you wish to copy.
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Hello,

It sounds like you need to create a batch file with several xcopy commands.  One for each source folder you wish to copy.

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I have xxcopy that works great. &nbsp;If I say xxcopy /sg c:\test\*.txt c:\textfiles ... it will find text files that reside in all folders on the c:\test\* directories and copy them to textfiles (leaving folder structure behind. &nbsp;How do I copy all types of a file from multiple folders to a single folder without installing xxcopy ? &nbsp;Essentially, xcopy /s, but wihtout bringing over all of the folders?
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I have xxcopy that works great.  If I say xxcopy /sg c:\test\*.txt c:\textfiles ... it will find text files that reside in all folders on the c:\test\* directories and copy them to textfiles (leaving folder structure behind.  How do I copy all types of a file from multiple folders to a single folder without installing xxcopy ?  Essentially, xcopy /s, but wihtout bringing over all of the folders?

Recursive Copy (xxcopy /sg) without xcopy

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