On Fri 24 Jun 2005 06:58:47, Lennart wrote:
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> Op Thu, 23 Jun 2005 19:17:44 +0200 schreef Gert van der Kooij:
>
>>>>In essence, I want to copy the folder structure but not any
>>>>data.
>>>>
>>>
>>> xxcopy <http://www.xxcopy.com/> (commandline)
>>>
>>> /T Creates directory structure, but does not copy
>>> files. It
>>> copies all directories including empty ones (implicitly sets
>>> /E).
>>>
>>
>>
>> Which is also possible with the standard xcopy command on XP:
>> xcopy <source> <target> /T /E
>
> I would also suggest xxcopy, because when you get used to it, it
> is a lot more advanced than xcopy.

XXCOPY always seems to be highly rated by many people but I once
tried XXCOPY and it was way too messy for me because it used line
commands.

There was little good help text for novices. I looked mainly at
http://www.xxcopy.com/index.htm

Are there any GUI front ends and friendly help text add-ons?

> "Lem" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>
>> > TrackerV3 (http://www.trackerv3.com/), per drag'n'drop context
>> > menu.
>> I can not get to see the "rich copy" context menu entry...


On Fri 24 Jun 2005 09:00:16, Donald Lessau wrote:
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>
> Check Configuration/General/Custom Drag'n'Drop context menu.


OK, I made the change in the congig.

I can get the two "rich copy" options on the context menu and I
select the one for copy.

However no folder structure gets copied over. All I get is just a
copy of the the original file. The file I am copying is in a folder
which has several subfolders. The file is located from the results
list of a "Find" command.

What else do I need to check?

Lem ((E-Mail Removed)) schrieb/wrote:

> XXCOPY always seems to be highly rated by many people but I once
> tried XXCOPY and it was way too messy for me because it used line
> commands.
>
> There was little good help text for novices. I looked mainly at
> http://www.xxcopy.com/index.htm
>
> Are there any GUI front ends and friendly help text add-ons?

You may wish to have a look at the xxcopy yahoo discussion group.

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"Lem" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I can get the two "rich copy" options on the context menu and I
> select the one for copy.
>
> However no folder structure gets copied over.

Ok, I was already wondering why you were looking for "Rich copy" but then I
forgot to ask. "Rich copy" is not the command you need to copy a folder
structure but "Create Branch(es) Here"! Right-drag a folder(s) from list to
tree or from tree to tree and then click "Create Branch(es) Here".

Don

[coldWater]

try 47 folders. can create folders and copy existing folder structure.