#1 : 02/11-20 11:45 Shan Jay
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I have a folder full of jpg files. About 200. Of these, at least 80 have the .jpg.!temp extension while the other 120 files have .jpg. How can I rename the 80 files from .jpg.!temp to .jpg without affecting the other 120 files which are normal?
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#2 : 02/11-20 13:03 David Lee
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The Windows file extension is the text following the FINAL dot in the entire name plus extension and that dot is not part of either the name or the extension. So what you need to do is simply delete the extensions "!temp" after which Advanced Renamer will identify "jpg" as the new extension.
So... Replace: !temp with: nothing Apply to Extension |
#3 : 02/11-20 13:40 Shan Jay
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Reply to #2:
Thanks, I did that but the nothing happened... RENAME FILES > REPLACE > TEXT TO BE REPLACED: .!temp REPLACED WITH: APPLY TO: Extension RESULT: NOTHING! Normally the files that show they are going to be changed show in bold. In this case no files were show in bold, which means nothing would change. I did start the batch process regardless, however that didn't change anything. |
#4 : 02/11-20 15:08 David Lee
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Reply to #3:
I told you that the dot is NOT part of the extension! Read more carefully - delete the extensions "!temp" Replace: !temp (NO dot!) with: nothing (ie leave blank) Apply to Extension The filenames that will be changed will be flagged in colour as an Error: "Extension changed". This is just a warning - run the batch anyway and confirm the changes. |
#5 : 02/11-20 16:11 Shan Jay
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Reply to #4:
My bad. Okay I did it again removing the dot and everything worked out. Thanks! |