Vincent said:
I need to copy a file (a readme.txt) inside multiple folders in
subdirectories inside a directory ... try to explain:
D:\
ZIP\
Images\
Africa
Europe
Asia
....
....
So, I want the file readme.txt in the folders Africa, Europe, Asia and so
on.
Can I do it with a single keypress without copying it folder by folder?
:-(
IF properly setup, this one might do the trick:
http://www.interdesigner.com/freeware/IntelligentCopier/
From the site:
The main purpose is to define Default Rules on proper section.
You can drag and drop to Intelligent Copier's window any file(s) you want.
If any of these files match any of your predefined rules, it will be copied
or moved (as specified on settings) to the predefined destination folder.
Example:
You may define a rule where all your *.DOC files (usually text documents),
will be copied or moved to a backup place, or to your My Documents folder,
so you "fix" your dispersed documents to the proper and right folder.
Sometimes, you may receive a .ZIP (or any other compressed file), with many
files which belongs to some folders. You should extract manually each file
on every folder. Well, Intelligent Copier will assist you with this. You may
define a rule based on file name and extension, so you just have to drag and
drop all those files, Intelligent Copier do the rest. Simple!