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There's a string I want to remove from a lot (about 100) of file names. I'm pretty clueless with the command line so don't know how. Obviously, in linux it's as easy as ren|*()fffx - r r r *.ext or whatever. I don't know if windows can even do this. Can it?
The words are "- Drawing Sheet"
eg.
1348 - Drawing Sheet - 20-130 - General Arrangement - Third.dwg
to
1348 - 20-130 - General Arrangement - Third.dwg
etc.
Anybody tell me how?
Even better would be to strip off all the text after the 20-130 bit. Don't want to do it by hand, it;ll take ages.
The words are "- Drawing Sheet"
eg.
1348 - Drawing Sheet - 20-130 - General Arrangement - Third.dwg
to
1348 - 20-130 - General Arrangement - Third.dwg
etc.
Anybody tell me how?
Even better would be to strip off all the text after the 20-130 bit. Don't want to do it by hand, it;ll take ages.


- I will be using this a lot.