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What happens if you specify the destination as Z:\ABC
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What happens if you specify the destination as Z:\ABC

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I haven't tried that.<br />
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For now I had to manually create the ABC folder in Z drive to be able to use it<br />

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I haven't tried that.

For now I had to manually create the ABC folder in Z drive to be able to use it


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I have just started using the RichCopy &nbsp;- 4.0.217 &nbsp;(copy utility for windows)<br />
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When I select the SOURCE &amp;&nbsp;PATH, folders and start the copy process , it does not create<br />
the parent folder in the target location. <br />
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Ex:-<br />
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Source:<br />
&nbsp;C:\ABC<br />
&nbsp;C:\ABC\1.txt<br />
&nbsp;C:\ABC\2.txt<br />
&nbsp;C:\ABC\3.txt<br />
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Destination:<br />
Z:\<br />
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Now when I select &nbsp;Source as: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; C:\ABC<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Destination as: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Z:\<br />
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Now when I start the process it will just create 1.txt,2.txt,3.txt &nbsp;files in the Z:\ drive,<br />
it does not create the parent folder &nbsp;ABC in Z:\ drive.<br />
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I am doing something wrong ?<br />
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How can I make sure RichCopy does create the parent folder as well.<br />
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Currently I had to manually create a folder ABC in Z:\ drive , &nbsp;which is a pain.
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I have just started using the RichCopy  - 4.0.217  (copy utility for windows)

When I select the SOURCE & PATH, folders and start the copy process , it does not create
the parent folder in the target location. 

Ex:-

Source:
 C:\ABC
 C:\ABC\1.txt
 C:\ABC\2.txt
 C:\ABC\3.txt


Destination:
Z:\


Now when I select  Source as:             C:\ABC
                                 Destination as:      Z:\


Now when I start the process it will just create 1.txt,2.txt,3.txt  files in the Z:\ drive,
it does not create the parent folder  ABC in Z:\ drive.

I am doing something wrong ?

How can I make sure RichCopy does create the parent folder as well.

Currently I had to manually create a folder ABC in Z:\ drive ,  which is a pain.

How can we enable RichCopy to create Directory structure at the destionation ?

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