Right click the folder, compress it to a zip file, transfer the zip file via bluetooth, unzip file to reveal the folder and its contents in desired location.
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“I move a folder from one device to another using Bluetooth.“…. fine, but which kind of device, cause conf deffer from one to another also. is it an another HDD to HDD / one BT to another BT connection / PDA / hand held devices ! ! Please mention here to get suitable and nearly corrected ans.
If you can only transfer one file at a time using Bluetooth, then you can Zip the folder using WinZIP or 7-Zip (open source/free at http://www.7-zip.org), then transfer the compressed zip file to your other device, unzip the file, and access the folder. It would probably be more efficient to Zip the folder as the compressed zip file will transfer much faster anyway. You did not mention what Bluetooth enabled devices your are transferring files between, but if you are transferring the compressed zip file from Windows to an Android device you can use ASTRO File Manager to uncompress WinZIP and 7-Zip compressed zip files. ASTRO File Manager is available for free in the Android Market at https://market.android.com/details?id=com.metago.astro&hl=en.
which device your are using?
it ll differ according to the device..
“I move a folder from one device to another using Bluetooth.“…. fine, but which kind of device, cause conf deffer from one to another also. is it an another HDD to HDD / one BT to another BT connection / PDA / hand held devices ! ! Please mention here to get suitable and nearly corrected ans.
If you can only transfer one file at a time using Bluetooth, then you can Zip the folder using WinZIP or 7-Zip (open source/free at http://www.7-zip.org), then transfer the compressed zip file to your other device, unzip the file, and access the folder. It would probably be more efficient to Zip the folder as the compressed zip file will transfer much faster anyway. You did not mention what Bluetooth enabled devices your are transferring files between, but if you are transferring the compressed zip file from Windows to an Android device you can use ASTRO File Manager to uncompress WinZIP and 7-Zip compressed zip files. ASTRO File Manager is available for free in the Android Market at https://market.android.com/details?id=com.metago.astro&hl=en.