From: tarbija6@gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, 6 May 2017 at 01:31:01 UTC+3, Herbert Kleebauer wrote:   
   > On 05.05.2017 17:09, hvd...@gmail.com wrote:    
   >    
   > > Eg: I have a folder A contains 100.000 files. I want to have a    
   > > code that click one time move 5000 files from A to folder 1, 2, ..., 19,   
   20.   
   > @echo off    
   > set SourceDir=C:\dir1    
   > set TargetDir=C:\dir2    
   > set MaxFiles=100   
   > set m=0    
   > set n=0    
   >    
   > for /f %%i in ('dir /b /a-d "%SourceDir%\*.*"') do call :sub %%i    
   > goto :eof    
   >    
   > :sub    
   > if not %m%==0 goto :s1    
   > set /a n=n+1    
   > mkdir %TargetDir%\%n%    
   > set m=%MaxFiles%    
   >    
   > :s1    
   > move %SourceDir%\%1 %TargetDir%\%n%\ >nul    
   > set /a m=m-1    
   > goto :eof   
      
   Hi,   
   I tried to modify this script by deleting all n parts so it won't produce all   
   these folders but still moves files in sets. But it seems like it's not so   
   straight forward as I thought.   
   What I try to do is to move (sort) sets of images (3 images in each set) to 2   
   different folder.   
   Condition for moving is difference in file sizes %%z1 within these 3 image   
   sets. If image sizes differs less than e.g. 2 kB among any of these 3 images   
   then the set goes to one folder if else then to other folder. Is anyone who   
   could help on this? Many    
   thanks!   
      
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