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Its possible to rename files all at once. But its not possible to change the extension of selected files all at once.
If windows doesn't support this facility .. then is there any batch script or something to work out with ???
InfantPro'Aravind'
Posted 2010-06-02T06:41:46.507
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Command prompt example:
rename *.html *.htm
will rename all files with .html extension in the current directory to .htm
Mike Fitzpatrick
Posted 2010-06-02T06:41:46.507
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You can use Total Commander that allows mass renaming in many ways...
humanfly
Posted 2010-06-02T06:41:46.507
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Only for Windows, but Total Commander is an awesome tool for replacing the classic Windows File Manager. Small (around 5MB), portable, free (purchasing not obligatory), and constantly updating since the old times of Windows 95. Greatly adviced. – Sopalajo de Arrierez – 2014-03-17T14:12:03.930
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On Linux you can do this rename 's/\.doc$/.rtf/' *.doc
The above renames all files with doc extension to the rtf extension
Peter
Posted 2010-06-02T06:41:46.507
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yup. this is much satisfying :)) – InfantPro'Aravind' – 2010-06-02T07:02:27.697