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If
you are looking to rename Windows files en masse, take a look at
PowerRen 2000 (downloadable from <A
product in the past and have found it to be incredibly useful for bulk file
alteration tasks. Amongst other things, it will allow you to easily prefix
pre-existing files with any character(s) you wish.
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<SPAN
class=850541001-29032003>Don't know how much use this is to
you!
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<SPAN
class=850541001-29032003>Ash
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<FONT face=Tahoma
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Mark
[mailto:mbb@xxxxxxxxx]Sent: 28 March 2003 20:14To:
Equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxx ComSubject: [EquisMetaStock Group] mass
renaming data fileshaving changed data supplier I now
have several thousand files that needrenaming & merging with the new
suppliers format ie for hong kong the oldname format was 0001 0005 0012
etc whereas the new one is HK0001 HK0005HK0012 etc & the new files
contain less historical data s I need to mergethe old ones.Qestion
is;does anyone know of an automatic means of doing these 2
tasks?Thanks & Regards,Mark Berger<A
href="">mbb@xxxxxxxxx
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