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Need Help Writing Batch File -SOLVED - gyrene2083 - 2011-06-26 I have looked and couldn't find what suited my needs. I'm hoping to get help here. I was using Ember Media, and didn't check off folder.jpg in the settings and being the stickler I am for uniformity, I need help writing a batch file that will go through my folders copy the poster.jpg file and rename it folder.jpg. Below is a look at my structure: Quote: c:\Videos\Movie1\poster.jpg I need the batch file to scan the movie folders and copy the poster.jpg and rename it folder.jpg, so it should look like this after the batch file is run. Quote:c:\Videos\Movie1\poster.jpg , folder.jpg So in the end I should have two files in each folder. I hope I explained it well enough for the community to help me. - Hitcher - 2011-06-26 Couldn't you just rename them all using BulkRenameUtility? - gyrene2083 - 2011-06-26 I'm not sure that would scan all the content in all of the folders, and copy the poster.jpg and rename it folder.jpg. - stoli - 2011-06-26 I'm not at a computer right now, but what you are after is a "for, in, do" batch file. A quick google should turn up some examples. - gyrene2083 - 2011-06-26 @stoli, So I did the google search and this is what I came up with. Code: For /r e:\dummymovies %%X in (*.jpg) do copy /y poster.jpg folder.jpg Needless to say it's not working and I can't figure out why. I know your not at your pc but am I at least on the right track? Solved!!! - gyrene2083 - 2011-06-27 Ok so I wanted to thank Hitcher for recommending the bulkrenameutility. Although it didn't do what I needed that program does rock. Thanks Hitcher. I also wanted to thank Stoli for pointing me in the right direction. I googeled and searched all night and found a site that helped called computing.net and here is the batch code that finally worked. Code: @echo off & setlocal So, the mods can close this thread out thanks again. - Hitcher - 2011-06-27 Glad you got it sorted and BulkRenameUtility's a great thing to have. |