acopy: copy files (from the std in) to an other directory (with path)
Non-existing paths will be created for the output files.

usage: acopy {params}

Parameters:
-o[utdir] {dir}: specifiy the directory to write the file to
-r[oot] {dir}: the root directory of the input files (if they aren't in the
  current one)
-fwi: forward the input file names to the output
-fw[o]:      -"-    output          -"-
-sp: when forwarding use space as deleimiter, instead of newline
-onedir, -od, -no_subdir: the files will be copied directly to the dest dir,
  the relative path will not be created
-pf: path in filename, when -od is on this will generate file names that
  consists of the directory names, too ('\' is replaced with '_')

Windows only:
-clipboard/-cb: copy the input lines to the clipboard

Example:
afind -root test *.txt | acopy -root test -o \temp\testout
  -> each txt file under 'test' will be copied to \temp\testout (deeper
     files with their path, that is the proper (sub)directory structure
     will automatically be created