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Answer» I am trying this
for /l %%v in (1,1,59) do rename Track0%%v.mp3 - 7arab.com.mp3 Track0%%v.mp3
why does it SAY "The syntax of the command is incorrect" ?you need to put quotes around filenames that hold spaces :
Code: [SELECT]for /l %%v in (1,1,59) do rename "Track0%%v.mp3 - 7arab.com.mp3" "Track0%%v.mp3"
It worked...but the other problem is with special characters like "éàçè" when I am trying to CREATE a BATCH file...which EDITOR do i have to use to save it correctly ?any that can handle unicode, even Notepad will doIf memory serves me from a recent thread on another forum I post on, you may get undesirable results if you save your batch file as a unicode text file and try to run it.
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