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Re: Renaming multiple files???

I need to rename multiple files, as for example...

> > DSC00062.JPG > | > | > | > DSC00098.JPG > > to... > > Thanksgiving00062.JPG > | > | > | > Thanksgiving00098.JPG > > I vaguely remember, in DOS, that I could type: > > REN DSC*.JPG NAME*.JPG > > But that won't handle long files names, plus it's a pain dropping into > the crappy DOS window. > > Anyone know a trick or a utility (doesn't have to be free) that can do > this?

Sure - just boot Linux, and do $for MYFILENAME in `ls` ; do mv "$MYFILENAME" "Thanskgiving$MYFILENAME" ; done

Hope This Helps! Rich

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Rich Grise
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I think it would be best if it wrote it in binary

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This assumes fat partition though!

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Jon Slaughter

done

A.F.5 1.1 af5.exe

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is what I use in such situations

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N Cook

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