Hi I have moved over 50,000 photos from Picasa to Onedrive and successfully created a batch file to do all the field changes, additions and deletions (for unnecessary fileds). Hi I have moved over 50,000 photos from Picasa to Onedrive and successfully created a batch file to do all the field changes, additions and deletions (for unnecessary fileds) so that it can be searched in OneDrive I even have added in the directory name as the title I still 'manage' them on picassa as i find it best for people management this all works extremely well Now, so that i dont have to update ALL photo files every time i update, I am trying to add in an opening line to the batch so that. Hi I have moved over 50,000 photos from Picasa to Onedrive and successfully created a batch file to do all the field changes, additions and deletions (for unnecessary fileds) so that it can be searched in OneDrive I even have added in the directory name as the title I still 'manage' them on picassa as i find it best for people management this all works extremely well The batch is designed so that I can just drag a file or directory over it to run Now, so that i dont have to update ALL photo files. Hi I just love exiftools - but at over 70 years of age sometimes i just get stuck :) I have moved over 50,000 photos from Picasa to Onedrive and successfully created a batch file to do all the field changes, additions and deletions (for unnecessary fileds) so that it can be searched in OneDrive I even have added in the directory name as the title I still 'manage' them on picassa as i find it best for people management this all works extremely well The batch is designed so that I can just drag a file. I think that would require a… ps1(?) file. if '$FileModifyDate gt '2022:10:14' ' Powershell would need quoting as you currently have them.

If it's in a bat file, you probably have to use quoting for CMD, which would be double quotes on the outside, single quotes inside the argument. I thought I had tried that - but I hadnt left a space between the last ' and ' thanks from Australia I only included it to make it easier to see what was single quote and what was double quote.

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