Allan Streib wrote:
According to this,
http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-nt/files-rename-using-batch-file/23142.html,
the command REN might be able to do it. I did not realize it had that kind of
sophistication. Example:
The follow command:
ren test?.test?.txt test?.test?-abc.txt
would rename these 3 files
test1.test1.txt
test2.test2.txt
test3.test3.txt
to
test1.test1-abc.txt
test2.test2-abc.txt
test3.test3-abc.txt
I think the DOS rename function would do that too.
Deleting a character is different from appending a character or string though.
Mitch.
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