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#1
After repeating the very same process i've noticed that the wildcard *.* on the dialog box somehow messed with the operation.

Correct settings are (for newcomers enlightment):



Worked flawlessly! Thank you again! :)
#2
After inspection i've noticed some of the folders were moved up one level as desired and some files were just scattered to parent folder so i had to move them manually. Thank you for your attention, i'll try this exercise once this sorting is complete! :)
#3
I did exactly what you said and now the files are all over parent folder...
#4
I'm not sure if i understand your method since this is the very first time i'm using this program. I'll demonstrate the task-at-hand using the proper folder structure i have:

C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads\Fear Factory\1998 - Obsolete\1998 - Obsolete [Roadrunner, RR 8752-5, USA]\files.ext
C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads\Fear Factory\2001 - Digimortal\2001 - Digimortal [Roadrunner, RR 8561-5, Germany]\files.ext

I want the fastest/painless method of achieving this move up to parent folder:

C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads\Fear Factory\1998 - Obsolete [Roadrunner, RR 8752-5, USA]\files.ext
C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads\Fear Factory\2001 - Digimortal [Roadrunner, RR 8561-5, Germany]\files.ext

Is there a batch/automatic process embeded in MC to achieve it?
#5
I was wondering is there is a way to filter all "child" folders with a wildcard then CTRL+A moving them to parent accordingly?
#6
Hello!

I've tried to figure fastest route moving sub folders into parent directory such as follows:

c:\parent\child_01\child_02\contents.ext
c:\parent\child_01\child_02\contents.ext
c:\parent\child_01\child_02\contents.ext

etc.

I want to sort as follows:

c:\parent\child_02\contents.ext
c:\parent\child_02\contents.ext
c:\parent\child_02\contents.ext

etc.

I really apologize for putting it in such lame terms i'm not acquainted with wildcards and folder management tools... :(


Thanks in advance! :)