Here's how I use Filesort. I have a folder that holds my daily, incoming e-mail attachments -- Word docs, video, and image files. I've created rules in FileSort to move specific files from one folder to another. For instance, it moves video files over 15MBs to one folder; JPGs go to another. I've set the program to run every 30 minutes. Some rules can use wildcards. For instance, the expression *.jpg moves every file that ends in jpg.
--Steve Bass
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