Windows 10: renaming Bat file

Dear all,

I need to complete my script .bat file to rename the Res_.pdf to Res_"Folder name".

Note: this code is copied from another site its working already but with the following sequence; Res_.pdf to _Res_.pdf


Thanks.


for /r "PATH" %%G in . do
pushd %%G
for %%* in . do set MyDir=%%~n*
FOR %%v IN Res_*.* DO REN %%v "%MyDir%_%%v"
popd

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BAT file/Script to find and replace files

FordGT90Concept!!!

Your attachment is very close, it kept all the 5 numerals intact, but like you said: "it will rename them all from "#_Example_720p.zip" to "RAT_Example_#_24f_ONO.zip"...

Greetings, Streetfighter 2

I can't seem to get the BAT to work, but I'll still keep on trying.


Any other suggestions, or BAT scripts Streetfighter & FordGT90Concept?

 

BAT file/Script to find and replace files

Hi, innovative thinkers! I am looking for a BAT file or script that takes random named zips, consisting of 5 random numerals in the name, and renames the zips identical to different .txt files with that same 5 numeral in the same folder.

Here is an example of what I mean:

BEFORE BAT

C:\Documents

45678_Example_720p.zip
34284_Example_720p.zip
67483_Example_720p.zip

RAT_Example_45678_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_34284_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_67483_24f_ONO.txt

AFTER BAT

C:\Documents

RAT_Example_45678_24f_ONO.zip
RAT_Example_34284_24f_ONO.zip
RAT_Example_67483_24f_ONO.zip

RAT_Example_45678_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_34284_24f_ONO.txt
RAT_Example_67483_24f_ONO.txt

I would like the BAT to take only those matching 5 numerals as a reference.

Thanks

*Oh Well hwell:

 

Help with .bat to Copy and Rename to the same dir?

Hi guys,

Me and a friend is playing a prank on another friend, and this is pretty harmless, just a "friendly" reminder to him ^^

So, basically, the title explains it mostly, but I will go into detail.

What I need is a .bat that will create multiple .txt files in one directory. They must have some text in them.

That or copy an existing .txt file, and rename the multiple copies.

Like so:

Copy multiple instances of filename.txt from C:/ to C:/folder/ and rename them so none of them gets deleted.

Or

Create filename.txt in C:/folder/ and make multiple copies of it, and rename them so none of them gets deleted.

Hopefully this will make sense ^^

Thanks in advance,
Val