Move Items from a Source Folder to a Designated Target Folder

[ccstone]

Hey Folks,

Here's a simple macro to move (or copy) items from a source folder to a target folder.

-Chris

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Move Items from a Source Folder to a Designated Target Folder v1.01.kmmacros (14 KB)

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[hello]

Nice, thanks
I’m already thinking to add a conflict Palette in the mix to increase the target folder options.

[ccstone]

@hello

I’m already thinking to add a conflict Palette in the mix to increase the target folder options.

I have one that uses a Prompt With List Action along with a companion macro to add a new destination from the Finder-selection.

-Chris

[thoffman666]

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[JMichaelTX]

@Open a Folder in the Finder via a Path List in a User Prompt

So I created a macro that uses a Prompt With List action with a list of folder paths as its source.

Hey Chris,

Nice macro. Do you prefer it to Default Folder X?

[ccstone]

@JMichaelTX

Nice macro. Do you prefer it to Default Folder X?

Thanks, and yes.

I prefer Keyboard Maestro's Prompt with List UI and the ability to add my own tags to folders.

-Chris