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trackstar



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quick way to add extension to a large no of files? new
      #217135 - 27/11/05 09:59 PM
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i got a load of rex files but they dont have an extension so the rmx sage expander wont recognise them. dont fancy renaming them all theres too many, i tried ctrl click 'get info' thought there was an option for show/hide extension but there aint. any ideas?

thanks.


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Re: quick way to add extension to a large no of files? new [Re: trackstar]
      #217142 - 27/11/05 10:13 PM
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Try the demo of FileBuddy (www.skytag.com)

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Re: quick way to add extension to a large no of files? new [Re: C_T]
      #217147 - 27/11/05 10:33 PM
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that did the trick, thanks


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Re: quick way to add extension to a large no of files? new [Re: trackstar]
      #217153 - 27/11/05 10:44 PM
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There's also an Applescript for this in the Finder Scripts folder. (Just in case you need to do this again once the File Buddy demo has expired.)


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Re: quick way to add extension to a large no of files? [Re: trackstar]
      #217196 - 28/11/05 01:07 AM
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This works fine and is free (the author suggests you donate to UNICEF instead).


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