Summary: hi ,im fairly new to scipting anything in DOS so this maybe fairly simple, or not (tbh im not entirely sure). As this is my first application i have w...
Summary: You want to rename all files from current directory to a same extention, is that it? What do you mean by "compiled batch"? You're using a program like...
Summary: Help! I'm have been trying to figure a way to write a batch file that will automatically rename a specific file by the date and time. example: skidog....
Summary: I need to write a DOS Batch file that renames a file to it`s original name plus todays date. e.g. TEST.TXT becomes TEST220102.TXT I need the batch fil...
Summary: Hi, I've been asked to write a batch file which will rename over 1000 files in a directory. I'm not that clued-up on this, so I would appreciate any h...
Summary: Maybe someone on this site can help me. I need a batch file to rename files. The way it needs to work is: you open the batch file and it asks you to p...
Summary: I have an MS Access .mdb file and I would like to be able to rename the database tables automatically. Is there a way to do this in a batch file? Than...
Summary: First of all, let's clear something up: the errorlevel is not an environment variable. On NT systems, the environment variable %errorlevel% is automat...
Summary: I would like help with a dos batch file program that renames multiple filenames of 8 characters long to filenames of 7 characters long without changin...
Summary: Hi, Below is a simple bat using the user input. See (copy con). Have the input sent to a secondary bat. It will rename the file. Sorry this paper doll...
Summary: Thanks a lot. It was exactly what I was looking for, but couldnt get anywhere so far. I have one more question. How to rename a file with timestamp us...
Summary: Batpower works but it errors out at the end with memory error. Is it possible to create a batch file that will work in Win 95\98\NT\2000 that will se...
Summary: Hi You could try this, it needs both batch files. ========================================== rem 1st Batch File Rem Number.bat @echo off set no=-1 for...
Summary: I want to rename all files in a directory. All of the files are in the form of Axxx.gif and I want to rename them to xxxB.gif. Can you help me to writ...
Summary: You should get the current date and time into variables, without separators such as "/" (that's not a valid character for filename) and then rename th...
Summary: My digital camera saves 21 or 42 pictures to a flash card always with the same 21 or 42 file names. I'd like to write a batch file that would rename ...
Summary: I have a large directory of .bmp files and each day I need to randomly select 20 of these files and rename them in a consistent way (e.g., pic1.bmp, p...
Summary: Hello, I've been looking at your batch file and I don't quite understand what you're trying to do. Are you trying to rename copper back to copper*.zip...
Summary: I have hundreds of jpg's that I would like to have named neatly. Instead of, ie, Car1.jpg and Truck2.jpg, I would like a batch file to start with a n...
Summary: Here's a batch I've been toying with. It is chock full of information, so read carefully. ::reboot98.bat :: Try this one too: :: rundll32 krnl386.e...
Summary: I am wondering if it is possible to create a batch file that could search a directory for all occurences of some string in file names and then replace...
Summary: Q. How can I append the date and time to a file? A. You can use the batch file below which will rename a file to filename_YYYYMMDDHHMM. @Echo OFF TI...
Summary: My mission is this: Batch file, that copies file c:\test.txt to d:\ -drive and renames it d:\test'date'.txt and date is current date so filename would...
Summary: Doom, thanks for the reply. I'll be a bit more specific. Basically, I create graphics enhancements for a program. Here's the problem. When a user d...
Summary: I am trying to create a batch file that will copy a text file from one folder to another then if the file in that folder has the same name as the one ...
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