How to make a script to transfer files?

Question

cmd/bat

Good day.
Please help with the script. Something didn't work out for me. (can you tell me where to google)
The directory contains the files name, name-f, name1, name1-f name2-a name2 name3-f name3 , etc.
Only the name-f name files need to be transferred to another directory. That is, files with "-a" and their corresponding names should be left.
Began so:
find *-f > files.txt
What further to do with it - not clearly.
In theory, you need to discard -f, insert into the search string what happened line by line, and transfer what it finds.
In general, please help.
OS Windows 7

Answer 1

PowerShell
Get-Childitem d:\test\*-f.* | Move-Item -Destination d:\test\test
Get-ChildItem d:\test\test\*-f.* | Rename-Item -Newname {$_.name -replace "-f",""}

Answer 2

Run PowerShell - there is a default in the seven and run in the source folder:
Get-ChildItem -Filter *.-f -File | Move-Item -Destination "c:\destination" , with the correct path to the folder to move to.

Answer 3

loops on if exist, etc.