Holyyyy shitballs! This just changed my life. Thank you internet x If you want to move the contents of a source directory and all of its sub-directories to a single destination directory (i.e. flatten the folder structure), its very easy and you dont even need to bother with the command line. Just go to the top-level source folder (whose contents you want to copy), and in the Windows Explorer search box type * (just a star or asterisk). This will display every file and sub-folder under the source folder. Now just sort by Type to group all files together, select them all, then cut/copy and paste in the destination dir. If you have hidden and system files as well, under Organize → Folder and search options → View tab make sure Show hidden files... is selected, and Hide protected operating system files is unchecked.
Posted on: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 02:34:56 +0000
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