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Folder Structure VB

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Hi All,

I am new to programming world,

i wanted to make a script which will create folder when counting of files breaks.

for Example-

1) I have 1000 no of jpg files in a single folder.(but )
2) but these files has a number break in between. (like it will start from 0001 to 0150 and again will start from 0165 to 500 ,and so on )
3) i wanted to move the break files in to a new folder, and continue to search for new break files.


I am working with film and television industries.

Here we gets a Jpg or Tga sequences of movie but not sequencial so we have to search manually for sequence break and move that files in to a folder.


Kindly help me with any script or small programme.


Thanks
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Re: Folder Structure VB

The code above create a folder with the name writen in the text1.

i'd like to create a subFolder with the name in Text 2
and a Sub-SubFolder with the namein Text 3 ...

Please any idea?
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Re: Folder Structure VB

hi jigs_ff, please check attached file.... it's a simple program...please try if it will help your needs
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Re: Folder Structure VB

That's how I roll.
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