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Sample commands:
xcopy /”C://Users//How2win7//Desktop//Podcast downloads/” /”F://Podcasts/” /d
#batchfile #batch
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In this example I’m going to demonstrate this with the scenario of moving newly downloaded podcasts to an mp3-player.
If you do this for multiple folders, this batch file will save you a lot of time compared to manually copying.
In my folder ‘Podcast downloads’ I have all 8 episodes of a podcast I’m following.
On my mp3-player however, I only have the 5 first episodes.
First, create a .txt in your source folder:
Right-click in the folder → New → Text Document
Name your text document and open it.
Type /”Xcopy/
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