Bonjour à tous!
Je désire créer une arborescence de répertoires >500.
Je désire m'appuyer sur une liste de nom provenant d'une table Exel
TCMD peut t il m'aider à créer cela de manière automatique comme du temps du MSDOS avec un point .bat et MKDIR.
Ce temps là est révolu, TCMD que j'utilise depuis c'est premières version est devenu pour moi incontournable pour naviguer gérer etc. Sans lui je n'arrive pas à utiliser Exporer de WinGrosBillGate.
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MKDIR
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Sorry for replying in english -I don't speak french at all.
You want to create a bunch of folder using a list in a excel sheet?
If so please
1. Open a new (text) file in a editor
2. mark the names in the excel sheet
3. copy the names with Ctrl+c
4. paste the names to the text file
5. add at each line befor the folder name "md "
dir1
dir2
dir3
is going to be
md dir1
md dir2
md dir3
6. save the text file in the folder you want to create those folders in with extension *.cmd (e.g Folder.cmd)
7. Doubleclick on the file or hiot enter in Total Commander
Hope that helps
sheepdog
You want to create a bunch of folder using a list in a excel sheet?
If so please
1. Open a new (text) file in a editor
2. mark the names in the excel sheet
3. copy the names with Ctrl+c
4. paste the names to the text file
5. add at each line befor the folder name "md "
dir1
dir2
dir3
is going to be
md dir1
md dir2
md dir3
6. save the text file in the folder you want to create those folders in with extension *.cmd (e.g Folder.cmd)
7. Doubleclick on the file or hiot enter in Total Commander
Hope that helps
sheepdog
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Yes,
sheepdog
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md dir1\dir2\dir3 creates dir1 and all it's subdirs.
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