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#1 31 Mar 2007 09:47
- momtat
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Renaming the file with a current time
Hi,
I want to rename my file in a specific folder to the current time, for example: my file name is test.txt and i want to rename it to test-114516.txt (if the time is 11:45:16). using command script in Windows.
Thank you and best Regards
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#2 31 Mar 2007 11:08
- Simon Sheppard
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Re: Renaming the file with a current time
see the stampme scripts here
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#3 31 Mar 2007 12:43
- momtat
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Re: Renaming the file with a current time
Hi, thank you for your guide, I have tried the StampMe.cmd for renaming the file to the current date and time.
But it does not work with me, my file name is NAWPF.txt , so I used the last line in the command as:
REN %C:\Backup\NWAPF.txt% %NWAPF.txt%-%_yy%-%_mm%-%_dd%@%_hr%-%_min%%_ext%"
So is this correct ? how should I make it?
Thank you
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#4 31 Mar 2007 17:00
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Re: Renaming the file with a current time
no just save the whole script as stampme.cmd
then run
STAMPME "C:\Backup\NWAPF.txt"
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#5 01 Apr 2007 07:41
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Re: Renaming the file with a current time
Hi
It is working fine
Thanks a lot for your kindly assistance.
Regards
Mohammed
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