Summary: I need to replace part of a file name using a command line utility. I have a directory full of files all prefixed with a name that I want to change, ...
Summary: I have a directory with a number of files in it. e.g. 1234.pdf 2234.pdf 3234.pdf and so on I want to change the file names on these file using a batch...
Summary: I need to close a single file thats part of a busy share so that I can do some maintanence. Disconnecting users individually with server manager is *v...
Summary: Description: When we point to a virtual directory and if we allow the files in the directory to be browsable, then when we open the directory volume i...
Summary: Another option from the Res kit it sleep. If you do not have the res kit go to this link http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/http/http2.html#batch grab the faq...
Summary: "IF EXIST" tests for the existence of a file, not whether a file contains a string. Could you change the logic so you use different filenames for succ...
Summary: Hi everybody I'm trying to concatenate a file name with the curent date in a doc batch file. Unfortunatly, the variable %date% returns nothing. Is it ...
Summary: I have an application that passes an one argument to a batch file. The argument is made up of a file name and its path. I need to use only the file na...
Summary: Hi Neelima, If u are using NT,u can add a port to the system ,of type FILE (Instead of LPT1,LPT2 etc) and name it.Then add a printer to that port.when...
Summary: I have a similar need - How to I rename a fle so the new name contains the date & time of the file. For example, if the file is file.txt with a date o...
Summary: I have a file on a Windows 2000 server that I cannot delete because the name is too long. For some reason I cannot find any way to delete this file. ...
Summary: Hello. Can anybody help me with this little annoying problem. I have 50 macs set up with 6 nt 4.0 severs. The problem is when a mac user saves a docum...
Summary: Help! I've got a simple file rename problem that would be easy in UNIX, and I think there is a DOS command for this, but I can't find it. I wish t...
Summary: Running Office 97 on NT4 Workstations. When one of our users tries to open an existing file using File>Open from within Word or Excel the folder and f...
Summary: Hi We have two NT server which share out some user's folders. They are both NT server 4 with sp6a. As far as I know one of the server's domain names ...
Summary: If they're .doc files, you can write a Visual Basic macro that will make the change on one file, then duplicate the calls to the rest of the files, ch...
Summary: Appreciate the perl idea, but the systems I need to do this on are part of a secure (read classified) network, and I'm unable to install anything on t...
Summary: hey =) was wondering if anyone can help me... i have searched for info on this with no luck so far... Is there any way that u can automate an install ...
Summary: I maintain a PDC/BDC which has many drives (both logical and physical) and I have a file named PAD.ESI in the Root directory of a few of my drives. N...
Summary: A file in (partitiond drive, D: is just HD) D:\WINNT\system32\config\ and a file names "system" with no ending is missing. Windows won't start without...
Summary: Well... *are* there any *.INF files? Do you see any *.INF files? Do you see any *.IN_ files? If you don't have them, I can see why there'd be a pro...
Summary: I'm looking for help with a command line problem. I use sed in a batch file to replace one string with another within a file name. In part of the batc...
Summary: All, I was wondering how can one use text from a file in the name of the another file. e.g File A contains "Today is a holiday" and I need to create a...
Summary: Mike, Remove the domain from the WinNT machines - right click on Network Neighborhood and change Identification. Make all PC's part of a common workg...
Summary: What file types are we talking about? Are these .txt, .doc ? Are you setting out to change every character within a file, or are you saying you want t...
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