I am running a 3-action droplet automatically using windows task scheduler. Here are the 3 steps:
1. Batch file to move files from hot folder to processing folder
2. Run IPP (dr brown's image processor pro) using preloaded settings to make several sizes copies of the files.
3. Bat file to move the files from processing folder to archive folder.
The problem I am observing is that Step 1 works and IPP begins to run. It only processes the first few images, and then moves on to the 3rd step where the bat file is ran to move all files from processing folder to archive folder. The trouble is, only a few images were processes (about 10 or so), yet all of the images get moved to the archive without being processed. Is there a way to make sure that step 2 (IPP) doesn’t begin until all files have successfully been moved from the hot folder to the processing folder? IPP starts right away and files are still being transferred to the processing folder.
Does anyone have a script that will move files from one folder to another?