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Asked: 2026-05-27T07:09:24+00:00

If you’ve ever saved a a full webpage you’ll notice that it creates the

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If you’ve ever saved a a full webpage you’ll notice that it creates the .htm file and a folder that contains all the icons and scripts for the page.

If you move the .htm file to a new location, the folder that came with it moves to the same location, and the behavior is the same if you move the folder, the .htm file will move with it.

How can I do that with any old file/folder combination? Can this be manipulated?

EDIT: Programmatically (through CMD)

Is there a command that binds files to other files etc.?

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  1. Editorial Team

    This is a feature of the shell called Connected Files. It is specifically implemented for web pages; it is not generic or extensible as far as I know.

    It doesn’t even seem that useful to me as it only works when using the shell mechanisms (SHFileOperation and friends); if plain old CopyFile/MoveFile are used then all the files need to be handled individually.

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