Summary: I have tons of excel files to rename. All excel files doesn't have a regular naming conversion. for example there are asbd.xls fdsfdh.xls I need to ch...
Summary: Is there anyway to do a batch file rename function to remove the first three characters of the file name? The files have two numbers followed by Alt+0...
Summary: Hi Team, I am trying to create batch file that will search a directory on a server hard drive eg: c:\program files\*.* for a file called abc.doc and t...
Summary: Hi I wonder if someone can help. I use a batch file to process some files at work. problem is the batch file has to use fixed file names. Is there a w...
Summary: I have Norton GHost to do backups between three computers, and I need help making a batch file that renames the backup files that Ghost creates to the...
Summary: I am trying to write a batch file that will rename a series of files within a folder. I need it to remove the first 8 characters, then add its own pre...
Summary: I have no batch file experience, but I need a batch file that will rename & copy files from multiple directories to one single directory all on the sa...
Summary: If you don't use variables, you could do it with a series of IF Exist lines looking for files numbered in sequence but it would no longer be a simple ...
Summary: Sort of, but could you give me an example on how I can implement it into a YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS, and I still don't understand how to implement it into the ...
Summary: Hi Guys, I need a batch file that collects two variables from the user. productcode and linenumber this then should be compiled as follows productcode...
Summary: I am using Windows XP and have a need for something similar to DOS batch files. Some of my software is old but runs well. I want to be able to run a ...
Summary: Hi guys, I'm new to batch-file programming. I would like to write a batch file to open a text file in notepad and then save with a different name. O...
Summary: Hi all, I'm trying to write a small batch file to run as a scheduled task in order to back up a database (MSAccess) we use at work. All I want it to d...
Summary: I need help with a batch file. I will shorten it and only show one of my switches, but I have a question. I was told that this batch file would loop a...
Summary: Hi, I'm trying to create a simple batch file to copy the entire contents of my Favorites folder to another location on a diferent hard drive for backu...
Summary: I need to make a batch file to clean the temp files out of a few computers they are 2000 XP computers and I don't want to rename all the users paths ....
Summary: I'm trying to use a batch job to rename a whole bunch of files with sequential numbering based on date order. I'm currently using a FOR loop and tryin...
Summary: This is trivial to do if you know a scripting language, but it is rather hard to explain. There are essentially four steps: 1) Generate a text file l...
Summary: Is it me? Must be! Every year the same batch files are requested in just about the same order and almost to the date. If memory serves the next one i...
Summary: I'm almost there but not quite. When using DOS on WindowsXP the date is represented as follows: i.e. Sat 05222004 My batch program is suposed to ren...
Summary: Hello, Im trying to rename a file using a batch file appending to it the current date e.g. test.txt -> test07/02/2005.txt. My initial thought was to d...
Summary: hi i have messed up my mp3 folder with a batch file and now all my mp3 filenames have the following extensions .xxx.mp3.xxx.mp3.mp3.ddd what lines do ...
Summary: Hi all, got a problem. I've created a scenery for a flightsimulator wich uses texturefiles with the following filenamestructure :TFXXXYYY . (X and Y r...
Summary: just rename the .bat file to .cmd file and you can use the exit command if you want to make it minimized create a shortcut for the batch file and in t...
Summary: I am looking for some batch file to create that copy file to another directory but I want to copy the files with concatenate original file with system...
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