Copy files into one directory, ignoring the directory level

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warem
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Copy files into one directory, ignoring the directory level

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How can I copy all files in specific directory to another directory, ignoring the directory levels? For example, in the source directory, it is

--root
--dir1(has many files)
--dir2(has many files)
--dir3(has many files)
.
.
.

then in target directory, all the files are copied/moved in root without the directory levels. The directory levels in source directory could be very deep.
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Horst.Epp
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Post by *Horst.Epp »

Branch View in Source
Other side into the target dir
Ctrl-A to select all files in source
Copy (don't select "Keep relative path..." in the copy options)
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Post by *warem »

@Horst.Epp: it works. Thank you.
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