> I'm ready to copy my 32 Gb of user files to my new Win 10 desktop.
> I know, I should know better as I've been using Ztree for more than 20
> years but I never have understood completely the 3 options available.
>
> So I tagged 2 of my jpg files as a test. Here's what they look like at
> the source:
>
> D:\users\Box sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\GoldChain.jpg
> D:\users\Box sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\img0809.jpg
>
> At the destination, here's what they look like:
>
> Option 1 (Paths are full)
> c:\users\users\Box sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\GoldChain.jpg
> c:\users\users\Box sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\img0809.jpg
>
> Option 2 (Paths are current)
> c:\users\Jewelry\GoldChain.jpg
> c:\users\Jewelry\img0809.jpg
>
> Option 3 (Paths are relative)
> c:\users\GoldChain.jpg
> c:\users\img0809.jpg
>
> I mostly like option 1 except that it has a redundant USERS directory.
>
> What am I missing?

I'm still struggling to wrap my brain around a massive copy operation, my old computer to the new one. Here's what the two files look like now, and what I want them to look like after the copy. Basically, going from the old Box Sync directory to the new one.

Destination directory
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Box Sync\

Source directory
"D:\Users\Box Sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\GoldChainEnlargedIMG_0848.jpg"
"D:\Users\Box Sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\IMG_0902.JPG"

After copy, files should look like (sorry for the premature wrap)
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Box Sync\Photos\Judy\Jewelry\GoldChainEnlargedIMG_0848.jpg
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Box Sync\IMG_0902.JPG