Enterprise 11: File and Folder command

Use this command to automate operations that involve manipulating files and folders.

Overview

The File and Folder command provides an easy way to automate creating, opening, copying, moving, renaming, deleting, and organizing files and folders. The File and Folder command also offers advanced operations for working with files and folders based on their size and date created or modified.

Copy Files
Copies an existing file from the source to a specific destination. Select the Overwrite Files/Folders check box to replace existing files with the same name.
Rename Files
Renames an existing file.
Delete Files
Deletes an existing file.
Create File
Creates new file in a specific location. Select the Overwrite Files/Folders check box to replace existing files with the same name.
Zip Files
Compress a group of files into a ZIP file.
If you are upgrading from any of the previous 11.x releases to Version 11.3.2, note that the Zip Files command now compresses files directly without including the specified folder in zip file contents, even if both these conditions are met:
  • you include a backslash at the end of the file path in the Specify Files to Compress field
  • you specify the File Type

If the specified folder is required in zip file contents, then the you must remove the backslash from the file path in the Specify Files to Compress field.

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Unzip Files
Unzips and extracts a group of files that has previously been zipped.
Print File
Prints a file.
Print Multiple Files
Prints files from a selected folder. Select the Include Subfolder check box to print files from the subfolders.
Open File
Opens an existing file.
Create File Shortcut
Create a shortcut for a file in a specific location.
Copy Folder
Copies an existing folder from the source to a specific destination. Select the Overwrite Files/Folders check box to replace existing folders with the same name.
Rename Folder
Renames an existing folder.
Delete Folder
Deletes an existing folder.
Create Folder
Creates new folder in a specific location. Select the Overwrite Files/Folders check box to replace existing folders with the same name.
Open Folder
Opens an existing folder.
Create Folder Shortcut
Create a shortcut for a folder in a specific location.