Order in my Folder GUI 1.0

 

"Order in my Folder GUI" is the graphic user interface version of "Order in my Folder".

It is based on the same core code as the command line version and the final results are the same, both are portable and small size.
With "Order in my Folder GUI" you can auto archive files from a single folder into sub folders based on one of three logics:
- By file creation date - which means all files created at a given date will be moved into a sub folder named as the date.
- By file name extension - which means all files will be moved into sub folders named as the file name extension.
- By first file name character – which means all files will be moved into sub folders named as the first file name character.
"Order in my Folder GUI" can be executed for all files onside a folder (*.*) or for a specific type of files (*.jpg, *.exe, etc.)
"Order in my Folder GUI" can be add to the folder context menu (right click on a folder) to execute the program directly from windows explorer.

If you need to execute the ordering process from a batch, script or a schedule, then it will have to use the command line version of "Order in my Folder", this version will also be more suitable to use when the target folder contains a huge amount of files.

Please read the included Readme.txt for more important information.

Freeware by LeeLu Soft 2011

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Order in my Folder 1.0

"Order in my Folder" a tiny (45k), portable command line utility that makes a great work.

Sometimes we have a folder that contains a huge amount of files, created by a log system or acting as some kind of a drop box etc. and we need a simple and easy way to do some order in this folder and move files into sub folders based on some kind of sorting logic, in some cases the amount of files in this type of folders make it almost inaccessible and it can take a lot of time to do this kind or order manually.

"Order in my Folder" a command line utility that can do this kind of order in a simple and fast way.

It can sort a folder by three different logics:

• Files creation date

• File types (file extension name)

• First character of file names

Based on the selected sort logic, "Order in my Folder" will scan the target folder and will create a sub folder for every matching type it will find and move each file to the appropriate sub folder.

So if you sort a folder by creation date, for every creation date it will find inside the folder it will create a sub folder (named as the creation date) and will move into these sub folders all the files with the matching creation dates, for example all files created at 11.11.2011 will be moved into a folder named 11.11.2011 etc..

If you sort a folder by file extensions, it will create a sub folder for each file extension it will find inside the folder and will move into these sub folders all the files with the matching file name extensions, for example all the files of type "exe" will be moved into a folder named "exe" and all the files of type "doc" will be moved into a folder named "doc" etc..

Sorting a folder by the first character of the file name will create a folder for each first character it will find and move into these sub folders all the files with the matching first characters, for example all files starting with "a" will be moved into a folder named "a" and all files starting with "b" will be moved into a folder named "b" etc..

You can scan all files inside the target folder (*.*) or a group of files (*.log) etc.

Very fast processing and simple to use, please read the included ReadMe.txt file for more information.

Based on idea by Elliot Morshead.

Freeware by LeeLu soft 2011

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