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Number   :  2508
Date     :  2002-07-21
Author   :  Joseph Maddison
Subject  :  Re: Moving mass files
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You don't need XXCOPY to do this, fine though it is, and it certainly can do 
this once we figure out the right set of switches (or Kan tells us).

Otherwise, simply go to Windows Explorer at the top level of where your mp3's 
are and use Ctrl-F, Find Files to find *.mp3 files. Select these files from the 
results and then click on the Folders tab to get your folder tree back in the 
left pane, and then drag the files to the directory of your choice.

I'm assuming a Windows 2000 system, but it should be similar whatever version 
you are running.

Joseph Maddison
Minneapolis, MN

Quoting d7legra :

> Ok, here is my "problem." I have many, many Mp3's (about 800) all 
> sorted by one program, which unforunately sorted them into 
> Artist/Album folder groupings. Well, since I do not want the album 
> part, and since there is no way to get it off the program, is there 
> anyway that xxcopy can help me move the MP3s up one directory? Then 
> I could just delete the empty folders. Thanks.
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