File Organizer In Kl++

Good tip I will have to try this soon to tidy up all my files. ;)

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This tool is what programmers used to call "brain damaged". In choosing a 'Move' destination, it allows you to range over the entire computer, but then only accepts a destination that is a child of the download folder.

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This is an open source tool, so if you don't like the way it works, you can always make modifications to it.

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Originally posted by Blindleader@6 October 2003 - 22:16
It seems to me you should be able to use it to quarantine new downloads for review. Sorting files is easy enough to do by hand, as others have said.

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You can actually do whatever you like if you use the "run command" option:

Example:

1. "MOVE": *.* to downloadfolder\temp (move evreything to temporary)
2. "RUN THIS COMMAND": "move" "%P*.mp3" "c:\My_MP3" (move MP3 to c: )
[explanation is in the KLE "Features" list]

And everybody is happy ... :P

I've just tidied up My Shared Folder, by putting in separate categories for Music, Movies, Software, and E-books.
I activated the KL++ File Organiser tonight, and it works perfectly well for me. :) I used a separate filter for each type of file.

Why on earth would anyone want to use any memory-hungry third-party file-management software when KL-Extensions can do the job perfectly well? ;)

Hell no and KL++ is da best, so screw da rest !! :lol:

Thanks Reality for this nice tip !! :)

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Originally posted by Sparkle1984@13 October 2003 - 01:26
Hell no and KL++ is da best, so screw da rest !!  :lol:

Thanks Reality for this nice tip !! 

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Yep, nice tip-post REALITY. Good work ! :)

NP...

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Originally posted by REALITY@10 November 2003 - 09:25
NP...

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GR8 tip

where I can find the source code ?

what source you looking for?