lower-case script...
when I burned a disk with a lot of. txt files on the work, they of some strange reason came in capital letters, and many '_'. . . very annoying. To save time, how do I make a. bat or like that renames stuff to the same but just changes from capital to lower-case letters? (OS MSXP).
when I burned a disk with a lot of .txt files on the work, they of some strange reason came in capital letters, and many '_' ... very annoying. To save time, how do I make a .bat or like that renames stuff to the same but just changes from capital to lower-case letters?
(OS MSXP)
(OS MSXP)
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good freakin question
thats very annoying... i bet dosfreak knows this one
thats very annoying... i bet dosfreak knows this one
Quote:Enable Joliet when burning the disk. This creates a secondary file descriptor with less restrictions than ISO.
For manipulating file names, try some Perl scripting. Much more useful than batch files.
You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...
For manipulating file names, try some Perl scripting. Much more useful than batch files.
You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...
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You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...
Perl would be ideal in this situation, I have an assembler exe that takes in command line syntax.
ie: filetobeconverted > this.exe
You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...
Perl would be ideal in this situation, I have an assembler exe that takes in command line syntax.
ie: filetobeconverted > this.exe
Quote:Quote:
You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...
Perl would be ideal in this situation, I have an assembler exe that takes in command line syntax.
ie: filetobeconverted > this.exe
I lied - didnt back up lab, and I am way to lazy to do it tonite
You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...
Perl would be ideal in this situation, I have an assembler exe that takes in command line syntax.
ie: filetobeconverted > this.exe
I lied - didnt back up lab, and I am way to lazy to do it tonite
