Glenn

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I'm not sure this is possible, but I have a list of folder names that I'd
like to create inside of a folder. Is there someway to do it automatically,
without having to click "new folder" and then naming it?

Thanks.
 
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Hi Glenn,

If you have those folders already created, you could cut and paste them in
the desired folder. Just select them all (ctrl+x) and go to the folder you
want them and paste (ctrl+v).
If you don't have the folders already, unfortunately you'll have to create a
new folder for each.

Hope this helps,
Newtechie

"Glenn" <nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I'm not sure this is possible, but I have a list of folder names that I'd
> like to create inside of a folder. Is there someway to do it
automatically,
> without having to click "new folder" and then naming it?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
 

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Glenn Wrote:
> I'm not sure this is possible, but I have a list of folder names that
> I'd
> like to create inside of a folder. Is there someway to do it
> automatically,
> without having to click "new folder" and then naming it?
>
> Thanks.DOS commands and a .bat file :) .bat files are for doing a series of DOS
commands in a row.

MKDIR [drive:]path

do that for every folder you want to creat in notepad then simply
rename it .bat and run it....


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