[pijero1stjudnt]

I want to copy all .txt files from "C:\" to "D:\" for example (include copying files from "Documents and Settings", "WINDOWS", etc). How can I do that?

[chmod]

This is fairly simple to do and could have been answered straight away with a simple google search:

Code:

for /r %x in (*.txt) do copy "%x" D:\targetDir\ /Y

[pijero1stjudnt]

This is fairly simple to do and could have been answered straight away with a simple google search:

Code:

for /r %x in (*.txt) do copy "%x" D:\targetDir\ /Y

Tks for your reply. I've tried this code but nothing happen . And I want to know where is "C:\...\" in the code

[pijero1stjudnt]

I've found this code

Code:

xcopy "c:\folder a\folder b\my folder\*.*" "c:\*.*" /s /e /c

which is what I'm looking for. This topic can be closed now

[Inori]

I think you can do something like

Code:

copy C:\*\*.txt D:\

90% sure this would work but @chmod's looks more legit

[pijero1stjudnt]

I think you can do something like

Code:

copy C:\*\*.txt D:\

90% sure this would work but @chmod's looks more legit

I've tried it and it didn't work. I think you can't write "\*\" as all folders

[Inori]

I think you can do something like

Code:

copy C:\*\*.txt D:\

90% sure this would work but @chmod's looks more legit

I've tried it and it didn't work. I think you can't write "\*\" as all folders

scratch what I said before, I think all you need to do for C:\ is C:\*.txt