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DOS Command help - the return • Page 2
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Tryhard 12,014 posts
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mrpon 37,366 posts
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Registered 15 years agoOne_Vurfed_Gwrx wrote:
Yeah that's my go to syntax, hence the post.
Rename RT_Cblah*.* Cblah*.* ?
That renames everything T_Cblah so it just removes the R.
Weird.
Edited by mrpon at 11:27:08 26-05-2016 -
Can't you powershell it instead?
get-childitem *.* | rename-item -newname { [string]($_.name).substring(3)}
Edited by Gremmoo at 15:06:24 26-05-2016 -
Or use my syntax which works without having to do things the American way -
mrpon 37,366 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI think underscores are fucking it up basically because my syntax should work. I'll have a dabble.
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The fuck do I bother -
Stop being a command prompt using fanny from the 90s and powershell it -
LOOK AT THE THREAD TITLE -
You can execute powershell from a command prompt, you n00b. -
I want to list the names of all the video files on my nas and output them to a text file. I don't know how to do that exactly. I know the ip address but am not sure of the path. Any ideas?
edit: I worked it out. I was trying to write a file to C:\ which doesn't seem to be allowed.
Edited by rice_sandwich at 21:08:42 21-04-2017
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