Computing.Net - A batch file for rename
You can do a substring in a batch file in the following way:
echo %filename:~3,9% - this will echo the variable filename starting at character 3 and going through character 9
This can be combined with the for /f command or a utility like fart.exe to do some really neat stuff :)
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Macworld: News: IBM runs frozen chip at 500GHz
Macworld: News: IBM runs frozen chip at 500GHz
Zaaaaaaoooooowweeeeeeee. That's fast.
Think of all the rediculous things that Microsoft could do in Word if they had 500 - 1000 Giga-Hertz to play with. ;)
Zaaaaaaoooooowweeeeeeee. That's fast.
Think of all the rediculous things that Microsoft could do in Word if they had 500 - 1000 Giga-Hertz to play with. ;)
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