Summary: My Windows 2000 server will receive a I001.txt everyday. I want to rename the file name daily. Thus, I had write a batch file like this: for /f "token...
Summary: The following batch script will rename all the files from the folder %TARGET% to 8.3 format: @echo off :: Set directory where to rename files below se...
Summary: Thanks for the follow up. I should probably clarify what I need. Yes, I need the file name to be a date.zip, but not todays date. I need the file n...
Summary: Oh, I forgot saying: CUT-PASTE that text and save it with a .bat extention. It will become a batch file (executable) The sintax is: batchname filename...
Summary: Hi folks, my problem is I am trying to rename a whole load of files to be prefixed t_" with the following .bat file. ren *.jpg t_*.jpg however it i...
Summary: hi all, my problem: I want to change a file name in todays date like 291003vir_log.txt (NT Dos) I tried this: date /t >>date.txt FOR /f "tokens=2 skip...
Summary: The batch you find below satisfies your need, but it runs in a DOS box under Windows NT/2K/XP only, it does not work under Win 9X/ME. It renames the f...
Summary: I'm not sure I understand. What do you need the file name of, what some variable has that will help recogonize the file, how exactly is your script p...
Summary: Hello, Can anyone please help me I wish to log the COMPUTER NAME to the server in a txt file is there an easy way to do this? for 2000. thank you ...
Summary: I think it would be ren *.? *.?.doc since they don't appear to have a .txt extension. Also, that should give them the double extension, for example X...
Summary: That only works in his example of abc.jpg or abc.pdf to abc.rtf. You're not paying attention to what he wants to do. The other files would be handle...
Summary: Hi, I want to know how to list all file names in a given directoy without their extensions. dir *.* /b gives the file names with extensions Regards Di...
Summary: How can you make you longer file names in DOS? I copy files from my laptop to desk computer through old LL3.exe. The names of my files from my lapto...
Summary: If your important documents have long filenames, you cannot coppy the long filename in DOS. But there is a way around this. Copy the file to a ...
Summary: I want to rename multiple files in dos, file01.00 -> file01.rar file02.00 -> file02.rar...and so on But write an exe program or script in notepade and...
Summary: Blame it on Micro$oft. Before IBM's PC DOS 7.0 was released, IBM was ready to include long file name support compatible with Windows 95 into PC DOS 7....
Summary: I was wondering if anyone knows a dos command..or program in dos to copy all files and subdirectories..when they consist of long filenames. We tried ...
Summary: Is there a way to get the date into the file name and move yesterdays file to another folder location ? I have to log stuff into a file, by date. At t...
Summary: Hi all, Can any one help completing this batch file. am taking backups of the access database every hr and i would like to keep each backup for all da...
Summary: I am running windows 98 and wanted to create a batch file that would copy a text file from one directory to a backup directory on our server and renam...
Summary: Hello. I would like to make a batch file that will copy files from my pendrive (let's say, z:) to my PC's hard drive. I know how to use the XCOPY com...
Summary: I have this DOS batch script that searches a folder for files and folders and moves those files and folders to another folder. This script is called...
Summary: Aye, it is possible using ms dos network client and downloading the server extensions in a file called wg1049.exe. Just do a web search for the file ...
Summary: Started out with error msg"Hard disk failure", (which I have had happen with this unit a couple of times and just removed hdd, put it back in and ever...
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