"Rob" wrote in message
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Another way:
You can also use XCOPY in a CMD window.
Enter XCOPY /? in a CMD window and read the results.
It's harder than using win search but you can make
an automated *.bat file to run it. You will figure it out.

This way only *.doc files are copied but with full path.
It is better than above but still it is not what I need.

You can use CMD (DOS) utilities in a two stage process:

1. Write to file all the target filenames (with full filepaths)
using FIND [parameters] OUTPUT.TXT
2. Copy as required using XCOPY, after first editing
OUTPUT.TXT to generate a BATch file with the
instructions you want.

As noted elsewhere, XXCOPY offers more opportunities
e.g. to make necessary subdirectories during the
copy process.
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Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)