Summary: Hi all I worked out this rusty batch to rename a bunch of files resident in a specific directory called “orginali” in order keep just the part of ...
Summary: I have a large amount of folders with many files in each one and I want to to be able to rename all of the files in the sub folders to the name of the...
Summary: If you're interested in another option, I'd recommend using a Perl script instead of the batch file. With a simple Perl script you can not only handl...
Summary: Batch Hi I am not able to extract a part of a string. I need Help i am using this expression set var1=%cd:~-%length%% where length is 10 but this is ...
Summary: Maybe it's my lack of knowledge of batch syntax, but I need some help figuring this out: I have a folder with a bunch of subdirectories and this bat...
Summary: hello, i am moving files with a batch and scheduled tasks. is there a way to select a specific # of files instead of all the say *.html files in a dir...
Summary: That did exactly what i needed thanks, another question, how can i compare say line 4 from the boot.ini file with a test file and kill the program if ...
Summary: Hi I have to rename a lot of files (GIS raster format) to new names. Is this what you would call Batch renaming? I have a database of all the old name...
Summary: Provided you don't have any files with the extension of .mp in the same directory this may work: ren *.mpg.avi *p ren *.mp *.avi The normal warnings...
Summary: The problem is in the batch renaming. I have a folder, full of files, which names have to be processed in such a way, that, for example, filename00.tx...
Summary: I need a batch file that changes the following .txt file located in “C:\Program Files\Adobe\temp\a001day\cram32\index.txt” the batch file will be ...
Summary: Hi all sorry for my really basic level of programming; I need to sort out this problem; I have a number of *.txt files and I want to rename all them w...
Summary: I want to use a batch file to copy part of a file to another file. Specifically from html to html. The section i want to copy is surrounded by comme...
Summary: Hello. I have been trying for a few days to get a batch script to work with no luck. I have several subdirectories in a folder called "test box" tha...
Summary: Can anyone tell me how I can make a batch file which opens a .ini file (always the same) and then finds a part like "test 123" and quotes this out and...
Summary: I want to to be able to output a list using a batch file. I have most of what is needed but I cannot add a couple of things to it. I'm trying to make ...
Summary: This topic seems beaten into the ground, however, any help would be appreciated. I'm trying to piece together a script that'll rename a season of a sh...
Summary: Hi, Is it possible to delete x number of lines from a CSV file using a batch file ? What I have is 2 CSV files with a Log of temperatures from an AirC...
Summary: I have an archive directory full of text files (.txt) that all start with the prefix harbil followed by a numeric sequence indicating the hour, minute...
Summary: I am attempting to perform a batch rename on several files with the same extention in a drive. I am looking to be able to rename the following 600895...
Summary: Hi...I'm trying to make a program that can create a file of a certain extension(sort of like notepad only with whatever extention I want rather than ....
Summary: Hi, I need a way to rename files on a computer. The following code works fine but what I would like is for to do is just count the number of files and...
Summary: he everyone. first off let me say that im such a noob at this kinda thing (im actually pathetic). i have been trying to find a way to rename a series ...
Summary: I have batch file that renames files based on system date: set dd=%Date:~8,2% set mm=%Date:~5,2% ren "c:\temp\ms2008*.xls" ms%mm%%dd%.xls so that ms20...
Summary: What I am trying to do is delete the first X number of lines from a text file using a batch file on all text files in a folder. all files are in the f...
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