From: klee@unibwm.de   
      
   On 25.10.2023 14:21, Terry Pinnell wrote:   
      
   >>If you select all files with -A and then use the mouse   
   >>to drag and drop, the files to a different folder, then   
   >>the file selected is copied first and then the remaining   
   >>files.   
   >>   
   >>So if you select 0078.mp3 for drag and drop, the copy order is   
   >>   
   >>0078.mp3  0079.mp3 .... 0123.mp3 0001.mp3 .....0077.mp3   
   >>   
   >>So in your case, select 0001.mp3 for drag and drop.   
   >>   
   >>   
   > As I said, that's what you would expect.   
   >   
   > As I also said, it doesn't work.   
      
   I think the explorer works this way.   
      
   In the source directory enter this command   
   (replace d:\ with your destination; when used   
   in a batch you have to use %%i instead of %i):   
      
   for /f %i in ('dir /b /on *.mp3') do copy %i d:\   
      
   If you still get the wrong order, it is bot because   
   of the copy process but the destination directory.   
   First erase the destination directory and then create   
   it again. Or if it is the root directory, format   
   the SD card before copying the files.   
      
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