When I download music, movies, and software, they all go to a folder called "my shared folder". Within the "my shared folder" there are three folders called "movies" "music" and "software". I do this only for organization. I was wondering if, instead of manualy moving files into their correct folder, if there was a loop type command that i could run in DOS which would send all of a certain file type into it's correct folder. For example: all of the mp3's would go into the "music" folder... all of the .avi's would go into the "movies" folder... and all of the .zip files (software is usually zipped up) would go into the "software" folder. I know that in unix, the command that i would be looking for is the "foreach" command... i use this command at work a lot. I was just wondering if there was something like this in dos. Thanks, alex brds85@yahoo.com

This can be achieved very easily using wild cards and copy. I would use something like copy "C:\my shared folder\*.mp3" "C:\my shared folder\music\" this will take any file with the extension .mp3 into the music folder.