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New App! File/Folder Date OrganizerThis little app will search through a selected folder and
reorganize everything in that folder (keeping relative paths intact) into dated folders. need an example? ok: let's say you have the following folders c:\my stuff\something old (files in this folder are dated Feb. 2005) c:\my stuff\something new (files in this folder are dated Mar. 2008) Select 'c:\my stuff' as the search folder and you'll end up with this: c:\my stuff\2005-02\something old c:\my stuff\2008-03\something new seems simple and useless... that is, of course, unless you have literally hundreds of folders and random file sitting in that folder! How does it work? All files in the root folder are treated as separate entities and put into their respective dated folders based on their own file date. All folders in the search directory are kept in the exact path structure as they sit in that folder. The date is determined by the newest file date found within that folder and it's subfolders. Because of this, it ideally works with folders that only have one level of subfolders within itself. If you use this in folders that have multiple layers of nested folders, the files/folders being moved to a dated folder will all be grouped by the very latest file within that entire tree! |
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