On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 12:10:33PM -0500, ken wrote:
>
> Maxsea 12.1 opens them with no trouble, however it will not look in 
> sub-folders for them so you have to move each and every chart out of 
> their single sub-folders that they were un-zipped to after you 
> downloaded them and put all the single chart files in a single big 
> folder one by one, a PITA. Thats what I have found. I did speed it up a 
> bit by extracting only the charts, not the text files, then using a 
> batch program to move them, but it only saves a certain amount of work. 
> A batch robo-move program would be nice, I used to have one but can't 
> find it.

I'm _not_ a Windows expert by any means - gave up on it many years ago -
but you could use the 'Search' utility to look for *.BSB and *.KAP
files, then select all the results and paste them into a new folder. 
Seems like it would work...

Under Linux, it would just be "cp BSBs/*/*{bsb,kap} new_folder". But
then, you wouldn't need to do it in the first place. Linux programs
aren't written for the benefit of the company that sells them; they're
written to benefit the user.


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