Summary: Hi, I require a simple batch file to run on cmd prompt which when run, would do a 'dir' on the current directory/specified directory and rename the fi...
Summary: I did try them. Thank you. Also, I really need a bacth file for this request - purpose (per the title). I created several test scenarios. C:\test\f...
Summary: hi there, im lokking for a batch file for renaming files. the hard thing is i want the extenions for the files from 001 to 002, 003 and so on. i recei...
Summary: I need a batch file to rename the contents of a directory and then move the file to another directory (archive). The format of the files are 123456.ed...
Summary: I agree with ghostdog, a batch file is far from the best solution. Besides the vbscript approach, a couple other good choices would be either Perl or...
Summary: Heloo I have several directory: 12042007 13042007 05062008 06072008 01012009 and i want to move the year to be in front of the directory name.... 200...
Summary: SWEET! I used your code from sept07 and modified it but I need help debugging it. It renamed 1i "Address" to "Email" but it did not complete the dat...
Summary: Wow, I leave for a few days, and no one posts this? The lot of you are slipping. Slipping, I say! Well, if all you're going for is a warning message, ...
Summary: Hey all, i'm running into a little problem with my batch file. To explain, i am trying to use the rename command (as well as a few other commands) tha...
Summary: I would like to create a batch file to rename all *.cap files to *.mp3 in a certain directory before moving them all to another directory. I will nee...
Summary: Newbie here. I am looking for a batch file that will rename the files in a directory to *.log and then move them to a specified directory. Thanks ...
Summary: I would like a batch file that will delete sub-directories and the files contained in them, but it should keep the most recent 10 directories. example...
Summary: Ello! Am wondering if you guys can help... I've managed pieces of this problems, but not the whole thing... I need to make a batch script that renames...
Summary: hi all I want to create a batch file for rename multiple files , or rename only a part of file name for examples: original: 01-one.txt 02-five.txt ren...
Summary: I'm trying to write a batch file that will create subdirectories prefixed automatically by the date stamp. I need the file to ask for a name for the ...
Summary: I'm working on a batch file that creates a directory and then automatically sets folder permissions based on the group membership of the person execut...
Summary: Hello, I am writing a batch file and I need to loop through a driectory of .tif files and rename each file with a random number appended onto the begi...
Summary: I have never used batch files before. If someone has time, could you please show me how to take a file and rename it with a date stamp at the end, in...
Summary: I need a batch file that renames a bunch of files for me. Basically each file name has 10 characters and a period(.) and then the rest of the name. Th...
Summary: I am trying to write a batch file that will iterate through the files in a folder. As soon as it hits the 4th one (and subsequent ones) it will move t...
Summary: Hi, I'm very new to writing batch files. I've written a very simple .cmd file to make a couple directories and copy some files into them. This file...
Summary: Hello, I want to run a batch file every couple of hours, that will take the input from a text file and put it into a field in a command I want to run....
Summary: Hi, I need to run a particular se of commands repetatively for some number of times provided by userin for loop. I am doing it this way user input the...
Summary: Well I've got config files for some network management tool only after a server restart the port nr of the server changes so my monitoring tool get's ...
Summary: I dont get what you mean! Are you asking me to try those and see what happens?? I am a newbie at all of this. In fact I was quite chuffed with myself ...
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