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highend wrote: ↑10 Dec 2024 07:59 In the same folder, execute this from the address bar and show the result:
text listfolder(, , 1);

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It opens a box with text:-
"D:\New folder (2)\1.txt|D:\New folder (2)\2.txt|D:\New folder (2)\3.txt|D:\New folder (2)\4.txt|D:\New folder (2)\5.txt|D:\New folder (2)\6.txt|D:\New folder (2)\7.txt|D:\New folder (2)\s.txt"

And gives two options- copy and close

Regards-
Sahil

Can't reproduce that

highend wrote: ↑10 Dec 2024 08:25 Can't reproduce that

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Dear Sir,
I'm running the same code but getting errors. Is it has to do with the version of XYplorer I'm using?
By the way, I'm using 14.80.0200 pro.

It doesn't matter whether I succeed in this or not, what matters is you spent your time on an unknown person me. I never expected I would get response in minutes. Accept my gratitude, Sir.

Regards,
Sahil

I do this all the time by simply selecting the files and using the Batch Rename tool (File > Rename) with *\* as the wildcard.

This will work on v14.x...

highend wrote: ↑10 Dec 2024 09:12 This will work on v14.x...

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    foreach($file, listfolder(, , 1), "|", "e") {
        moveto getpathcomponent($file, "base"), $file, , 2, 2;
    }

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This one worked perfectly. Thank you, Sir, for your time, efforts and patience. Highly appreciated. I'm grateful.

Regards and Thanks,
Sahil
India.

WirlyWirly wrote: ↑10 Dec 2024 09:02 I do this all the time by simply selecting the files and using the Batch Rename tool (File > Rename) with *\* as the wildcard.

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I don't know what you said but thanks anyway for your time and efforts.

Regards & Thanks,
Sahil.