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Hi, I would like for P. Sisk to help me with this please. I thought I had followed your instructions correctly but apparently I didn't. What I am trying to do is transfer a folder that is in Drive F called movie clips F to a folder which is in Drive G called movie clips G. I believe it has something to do with the way the command line starts out before I start typing but am not sure.![Pic-1.JPG]()
Is that the problem, or is there another issue? Please look at Pic 1, Thanks.
Is that the problem, or is there another issue? Please look at Pic 1, Thanks.
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Thanks, I will try it. I don't know what a "code block" is.
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or just rename both folders to movieclips - without space..
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Thanks for that. Worked out fine. Could you just explain what the /s /mir mean?
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Many thanks to all