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Posted by Technobarbarian on 01/14/06 16:49
"Lynne Roberts" <lynnielynne@lynnielynne.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:dqb7d8$cdd$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk...
>I have 30 5 gb of mp3 stored in one folder with artist/album subfolders.
> I want to take everything out of the subfolders and have all my mp3s
> listed as single files in the containing'mp3s' folder. Is there software
> to do this cos will take a long time to do womanually! thanks
In Windows Explorer, the file management program built into Windows, go
to your folder. Click the search button. In the "search companion" window
that opens select "pictures, music, or video". In the window that opens
select music and hit the search button. When the search is complete the
results will be all of the music in that folder. Click "Edit" and "Select
All". Then move those files to the one folder you want them in. Don't search
your whole computer or hard drive. If you do your results will contain files
that you don't want to move.
TB
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