| Create a Textfile in
the following format:
"Existing filename without
path"<space>New filename
Example:
"letter.doc" My letter to
Grandma.doc
"1-Track 28.mp3" Madonna - Ray of
light.mp3
happyb.txt Happy Birthday Lyrics.txt |
As you can see above this is a) pretty
easy, b) you don't use any path info like
"c:\" and c) you can do without
quotation marks " " if the filename
itself contains no spaces.
If you have any excel file then export it to
the text format as above described. You can use
Excel's CONCATENATE function to merge content of
different cells into one.
=CONCATENATE(A1,"-",B1,".mp3
",C1,".mp3"). Then mark all the
newly created fields in Excel and paste them
into the textfile.
Please make sure that the separator between the existing filename and new filename is a <space> not a <tab> or anything else. |
