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afruish
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2012-05-02T08:55:32Z

hi,
I am trying to move files from several sub folders into one big collection of files in one folder but even though i don't have "create full folder structure" checked it still creates a folder structure.

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2012-05-03T06:37:54Z

Hi,

could you please add some screenshots so we can reproduce the exact scenario?

thanks

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afruish
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2012-05-03T08:40:03Z

Screen shots Attached :-)

As you can see i the folder structure is copied along with the file and i just want to move a file to the root of the new folder without its old folder structure.

Edited by user 2012-05-03T08:43:29Z | Reason: Not specified

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2012-05-03T08:51:03Z

Ok, thank you for the images.

Create full folder structure creates the absolute folder structure if checked and the relative folder structure if unchecked.

What you are looking for is an option to create no folder structure at all which is something we need to implement to support.

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afruish
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2012-05-03T09:00:54Z

ah i see :-)
what's the difference between absolute and relative folder structure?

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2012-05-03T09:02:38Z

Relative is the difference between target and source folder from the base level of source url. In this case only the "subfolder". Absolute is the whole path from c:\ and forward.

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