Whittie
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Registered: 11th Aug 06
Location: North Wales Drives: BMW, Corsa & Fiat
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350 images have the word copy on them, need to take it off.... is there a quicker way than renaming and deleting copy?
Ta
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Cavey
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Search for batch or bulk rename or something like that should find something useful
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Balling
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Doesn't Windows have an equivalent of Automator on Mac's?
I know you can do batch file renames with that.
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Whittie
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All the file names are different, just have copy on the end of them...
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Balling
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Ah, so you can't rename them "Filename001" etc?
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Dom
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Powershell, below should work -
code:
dir *.jpeg | mi -dest {($_.Basename -replace 'copy','').Trim() + $_.Extension}
Otherwise, http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk
[Edited on 27-03-2013 by Dom]
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by Balling
Ah, so you can't rename them "Filename001" etc?
No, they've got to relate to a URL on a website, they're product codes, so need them named properly, unfortunately.
quote:
Originally posted by Dom
Powershell, below should work -
code:
dir *.jpeg | mi -dest {($_.Basename -replace 'copy','').Trim() + $_.Extension}
Otherwise, http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk
[Edited on 27-03-2013 by Dom]
Awesome mate, will give it a go, thanks.
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