xcopy directories and subdirectories recursively and filter only filenames by extension

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Published on 2010-06-01T18:39:53Z Indexed on 2010/06/01 18:43 UTC
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extensions

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filenames

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xcopy

Here is what i have for now:

xcopy "c:\projects\SampleProject" "c:\temp\copytest" /E /H /EXCLUDE:elist.txt

It does all the job i need except filtering filenames by extensions.

For example: copy all *.exe files from c:\temp\copytest and subdirectories.

How to do that?

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