| User: Donovan -- 2020-05-08 << 1452 1454 >> |
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| Type: Batch file rename |
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| Description: |
| I would like a Multiple File Extracting/Moving (whichever word best describe) task. How to move files in multiple folder to a single folder with specified order? |
| Input Sample: |
| Input: Multiple folders, with multiple text files. Example: Folder A (Contains 100 text file) Folder B (Contains 100 text file) Folder C (Contains 100 text file) Folder D (Contains 100 text file) Folder E (Contains 100 text file) |
| Output Sample: |
| A\file1.txt => output_folder\f001.txt B\file1.txt => output_folder\f002.txt C\file1.txt => output_folder\f003.txt D\file1.txt => output_folder\f004.txt E\file1.txt => output_folder\f005.txt A\file2.txt => output_folder\f006.txt B\file2.txt => output_folder\f007.txt C\file2.txt => output_folder\f008.txt D\file2.txt => output_folder\f009.txt E\file2.txt => output_folder\f010.txt ... |
| Answer: |
| Hint: You need to Download and install "Replace Pioneer" on windows platform to finish following steps. |
| 1. open "Tools->Batch Runner" menu 2. drag all files in folder A to "batch runner" window 3. sort the file as your requirement. 4. change "set output filename" to: 5. assume you need to move files to c:\new_folder set output folder to 6. click "file rename", done. Do similar for folder B, C, D, E, except that the rule is: B: C: D: E: Note: To keep source file untouched, you can also click "copy/download" instead of "rename" |
Screenshot 1: Batch_Runner_Window |