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July 3rd, 2007, 06:22 PM
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Changing one digit in a long list
I have about 1200 photos in a file and the date was listed as 070106-jpeg#
and I would like to change only the six to a seven without disturbing the jpegs numbers because they are not sequencial. Is there a way? Thanks in advance Jim 
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July 3rd, 2007, 07:33 PM
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Changing one digit in a long list
That's an operating system question, not Office.
At the command prompt in the directory the files are in you may do REN 070106-*.* 070107-*.* jmp wrote: I have about 1200 photos in a file and the date was listed as 070106-jpeg# and I would like to change only the six to a seven without disturbing the jpegs numbers because they are not sequencial. Is there a way? Thanks in advance Jim
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