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Greetings
Can anyone suggest a solution to the following query, illustrated best
by way of example:
e.g. my hard drive has a directory folder called ANIMAL, with
subdirectory folders DOG, CAT, FISH. Say each subdirectory has a list
of files, and several filenames are duplicated within each separate
folder, so there is a file called BOB.JPG in the DOG, CAT and FISH
directory (bear with me!). Is there any way i can move all the files
into another directory, or the root directory, but have the system save
each instance of duplicately named files. In other words, can i move
all three BOB.JPG files into one directory but have the system or a
program automatically number them BOB1.JPG, BOB2.JPG, BOB3.JPG so as
not to lose or overwrite them?
I hope this makes sense, i tried doing it through winzip but couldn't
find a way.
Many thanks.
Can anyone suggest a solution to the following query, illustrated best
by way of example:
e.g. my hard drive has a directory folder called ANIMAL, with
subdirectory folders DOG, CAT, FISH. Say each subdirectory has a list
of files, and several filenames are duplicated within each separate
folder, so there is a file called BOB.JPG in the DOG, CAT and FISH
directory (bear with me!). Is there any way i can move all the files
into another directory, or the root directory, but have the system save
each instance of duplicately named files. In other words, can i move
all three BOB.JPG files into one directory but have the system or a
program automatically number them BOB1.JPG, BOB2.JPG, BOB3.JPG so as
not to lose or overwrite them?
I hope this makes sense, i tried doing it through winzip but couldn't
find a way.
Many thanks.