Summary: Dear M2, That works very well! Thanks very much - it takes a while to learn the language. I do have a follow up question - w.r.t. renaming files using...
Summary: Hello, I'm working on developing a menu for a USB flash drive. I have .bat file that opens a spreadsheet with a program that is installed on the flash...
Summary: Hi there. I have just recently found myself in the realm of writing batch files, so bear with my in my ignorance. I am currently attempting to write a...
Summary: hello, i need to rename files the files look like this: (001_render test 2_view010xxx_renderimagexxx.tif) where xxx is the consecutive number. i want ...
Summary: Hi, I need to compare all my files in all directories & subdir to a "Specified File" in binary to check whether they are similar, using FC /b. Is it ...
Summary: Hi All, I am facing a problem with batch file renaming. I have a folder containing certain files(no of file is not a constrain). I want to rename the ...
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: hi, im new to .bat file but have already learned quite a bit about them but have hit a snag. i need to know if a .bat file can create a file e.g. "New...
Summary: gorf, please excuse my ignorance, and I don't mean to sound like an ass...but why are there so amny .bat postings? Do people really still use .bat fil...
Summary: I forgot to add that I want to be able to set up a schedule so that this rename kicks off once per day. I was hoping a bat file would do the trick. Th...
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: Here's another possible solution that you might want to consider. ============================================ #!perl use File::Find; use File::Basena...
Summary: Hi Guys, I am trying to compile a BAT file that will rename two word files, two gif files and add a few reg settings....and getting nowhere with it!...
Summary: Hi, I have a 3D render scene for lighting studys. each time I press render I get a folder with 24 .jpg's named: Render_frame_000, 001, 002etc with I w...
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: I have a directory in which I need to rename files, somedays there may be 5 files with different filenames otherdays there may be 15 files with differ...
Summary: M2: Yeah, i wrote lots of batch scripts for converting different txt files into csv files for use in excel. When it comes to the "oneliner" its nutti...
Summary: Well, I assumed he wanted to edit the file using a batch file as a command. If you're gonna use CHOICE (requiring user input), why not use a text edit...
Summary: IVO, Thanks for your input and help. Basically what needs to occur is the following: The capture needs to begin everyday, so I am thinking that perh...
Summary: Hello eveyone!! I tried the code sent by IVO about renaming files and it worked fine. Thanks a lot. But I'm having a little problem in here. I need to...
Summary: I was looking for a script that allows me to rename a series of files like; top.0001.tga, top.0002.tga, top.0003.tga to side.0001.tga, side.0002.tga, ...
Summary: The following script is an improved version of my original one, faster and renaming correctly files with embedded spaces. @echo off setlocal EnableDel...
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: are all these files in the same directory? If they are, you can insert a really simple VBA module on the spreadsheet (alt-f11, insert/module) and do i...
Summary: dear Mechanix2Go # 3 says= if there where 3 or more txt files all the files should be moved to myhome directory but one of them should be remain.. ...
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