How to copy a whole directory tree WITHOUT content (=files)?

[Eugen Austermann]

I want to copy a whole directory tree but WITHOUT the content (=files).

How can I do this?

Eugen

 

[Mark L. Ferguson]

xcopy c:\myrootfolder d:\destinationfolder\ /t /e

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[Bob I]

use XCOPY with the /T switch

Use XCOPY /? at the command prompt for particulars, or look up XCOPY in
Windows "Help and Support".

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

I want to copy a whole directory tree but WITHOUT the content (=files).

How can I do this?

Eugen

Use xcopy.exe /t /e.

 

[BigJim]

just copy it and delete the files or move the files first to a temp
directory and then back. You could also create the entire tree
by typing it.

 

[Terry R.]

The date and time was 3/4/2008 11:19 AM, and on a whim, Eugen Austermann
pounded out on the keyboard:

I want to copy a whole directory tree but WITHOUT the content (=files).

How can I do this?

Eugen

Hi Eugen,

Use xcopy and the /T switch. Type xcopy /? at a command prompt.

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[Terry R.]

The date and time was 3/4/2008 11:19 AM, and on a whim, Eugen Austermann
pounded out on the keyboard:

I want to copy a whole directory tree but WITHOUT the content (=files).

How can I do this?

Eugen

Forgot to mention, you must also use /E for empty folders (you'd
probably see that).

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[Bill Sharpe]

I want to copy a whole directory tree but WITHOUT the content (=files).

How can I do this?

Eugen

At a command prompt and at the directory of interest, type
tree>tree.txt
This will create a list of your subfolders for that directory in a text
file.

If you want the file names included, type
tree /f>treefiles.txt

If you want to actually make a new directory listing only, see the xcopy
/t or xcopy /t /e options. At a command prompt, type xcopy /? for help.

 

[he]

(e-mail address removed) (Eugen Austermann) wrote in [email protected]:

I want to copy a whole directory tree but WITHOUT the content (=files).

How can I do this?

Eugen

xcopy /T
xcopy /T /E
xcopy /?

 

[LVTravel]

Hope I'm not doing your homework for you but use XCOPY with the proper
switch from the CMD prompt.

Start, Run, CMD, Enter, Type "XCOPY /?" without the quotes to see and read
all about the proper switches to do just what you want to do.

 

[RajKohli]

Assuming that you have a folder tree like:

C:\SAMPLE> and subfolders including files like
TEST1>
TEST2>
Sample 2>
Sample 3>
TEST3>

and you want to copy only the directory structure except files.

1. Click Start - Run - type CMD and press Enter key.
2. At Command Prompt type the following command (as an example

XCOPY C:\SAMPLE D:\SAMPLE /T /E

/T - Copy Directory and Subdirectories except files
/E - Includes the empty directories as well.

Suppose, if you want to copy the SAMPLE folder on the same C drive with a
new name then you can use:

XCOPY C:\SAMPLE C:\SAM /T /E

Hope this help, let us know!

 

[Andy]

xcopy /t /e