copyonefiletomultiplefolderscmd

I wanted to copy one file named 'file.txt' to a directory named 'folder' and all its sub-directories without mentioning all the directories in the command.

The only bash command that I know which can copy/save to multiple destinations is tee. You can use it in your case as follows:

I want to copy a file “C:-User-user-TIS.pdf” to multiple directories. The cmd that I thought would work is: “copy C:-User-user-TIS.pdf C:-User-user-test**-test ...

I have *.txt in files in current directory and I like to copy it to multiple folder as listed below. How do I put any loop logic and copy to ...

I need copy lot of *.txt file from multiple folders to one. I try use for exp.: xcopy D:-Dokumenty-*.txt D:-final /sy But this make 1:1 copy of folder.

I want to copy a file from one folder to another folder which has many sub-folders. Using command line. How can I copy this file to all sub-folders.

I have 2 files file1.txt and file2.txt that I want to copy into a folder structure like this parentfolder subfolder1 destinationfolder subfolder2 ...

To copy multiple files using the cp command pass the names of files followed by the destination directory to the cp command. tree -F .├── bar.

... file on to every single folder you want to copy the file (or folder) to. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/copy-a-file ...