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If the file names are the same, after changing the file names, the desired effect is to be achieved. (The files that need to be renamed are not just Word files, this is just an example.)




After running according to your code, the result is like this (both are Word files)



[ Last edited by q1a2z3q1a2z3 on 2008-8-18 at 12:11 AM ]

If there are three files with the same name, only two files can be saved after merging.

If there are multiple files with the same name and you want to merge them like this.
1.doc 1.old.doc 1.old.old.doc ................

The maximum path length supported by the Windows system is 225, right? If you have dozens of duplicate files, it will exceed this threshold. This solution is theoretically not feasible. Think of other methods.

If you support changing 5 files with the same name, it should not exceed the system limit? Specifically how to modify?

[ Last edited by q1a2z3q1a2z3 on 2008-8-18 at 01:04 PM ]

I want to keep the original file and change the merged file to another disk. How to write it? Which sentence means deleting the original file?

After the HAT code is executed, use the XCOPY command to move to the drive letter you want to move to. To delete the original file, you can use the del command. For the usage of xcopy and del, see del /? and xcopy /?