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Re: Just been looking for the opposite of a file renamer...
de Michel Firholz 05/21/2006 04:08
"B. R. 'BeAr' Ederson" <br.ederson@expires-2006-05-31.arcornews.de> wrote in
message news:13nlhiju7d5z8.dlg@br.ederson.news.arcor.de...
> On Thu, 18 May 2006 09:41:50 +0200, Michel Firholz wrote:
>
>> i have just been looking for the opposite of a file renamer:
>
> Most programs do quite the opposite of a file renamer; i.e.: they
> don't rename files... ;-)
>
>> I have got a lot of xxxx.html files from an old website and want to
>> replace
>> the *content* of these files with a standard html code.
>> Have you heard of a (possibly freeware) program to do that magic?
>
> On command line you could execute:
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> for /r %f in (*.htm) do copy /y good.htm %f
>
> The same from a batch file:
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> for /r %%f in (*.htm) do copy /y good.htm %%f
>
> This will replace all html files of the current directory and all
> subdirectories (note the /r switch) with your nice good.htm file.
> Use path strings if needed and use a more strict syntax for the
> search filter, if you only need to replace certain files (like
> sub??_?.htm).
>
> If you only need to replace part of the files, the search&replace
> programs already mentioned are the way to go.
>
Thanks a lot BeAr, that was it!
Regards
Michel
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