Batch rename using text file for new name
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SenHu
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May 31, 2009 at 09:23 AM
May 31, 2009 at 09:23 AM
You have the old name and new name in two columns in a file. I will call the file "names.txt". Here is the script that will rename all of them in a batch.
This script is in biterscripting. You can download it free from http://www.biterscripting.com . It installs in minutes.
Save the script in file C:\Scripts\rename.txt. Start biterscripting. Enter the following command.
It will rename all the files one by one. Then export them.
Email me if you need more help.
Sen
var string names ; cat "names.txt" > $names while ($names <> "") do var str line ; lex "1" $names > $line var str oldname, newname ; wex "1" $line > $oldname ; wex "1" $line > $newname system rename ("\""+$oldname+"\"") ("\""+$newname+"\"") done
This script is in biterscripting. You can download it free from http://www.biterscripting.com . It installs in minutes.
Save the script in file C:\Scripts\rename.txt. Start biterscripting. Enter the following command.
script rename.txt
It will rename all the files one by one. Then export them.
Email me if you need more help.
Sen