title: Find files larger than 100MB and move to a folder
body: <p>I am a completely newbie in batch files. I have been searching around and find one reliable source in <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3423100/batch-script-to-find-files-greater-than-10mb-in-d-drive-in-windows-xp">Batch script to find files greater than 10MB in D drive in windows xp</a></p>
  
  <p>I have multiple folder in a current directory. My aim is to recursively find all file which is 100MB or above. Once the result is found, I want to move all this file in to a new folder. All my subfolder contain a movie file. In linux I make a script like this:</p>
  
  <pre><code>find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.wmv" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \;
  find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.avi" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \;
  find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.AVI" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \;
  find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.WMV" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \;
  find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.MKV" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \;
  find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.mkv" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \;
  find /media/CDrive/tobecheck/ -name "*.mp4" -exec mv {} /media/CDrive/temp/ \
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>All this line will move whatever inside the tobecheck folder and recursively find movie file and move it to a temp folder.
  I want to archieve something like this. To make it easier as I know all my movie file is higher than 100MB. So I attempt to find this solution.</p>
  
  <p>If anyone knows how to use pipe at the Windows command line, it will really save a lot of my time : )</p>