How to batch file rename TI .dsk files: "filename.dsk" that were converted to HxC .hfe files and now have the following format: "filename"_dsk.hfe want to change to: "filename".hfe so that the total filename is shorter and easier to read on the HxC display, which scrolls and is illegible with names over 15 total characters. They will run otherwise, just hard to read! UNIX COMMAND: rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe EXPLANATION: rename = rename files rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe -v = verbose display the files worked on rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe 's/ = 'switch/old/new/' command beginning rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe \ = treat following underline character as what it is, not a command shortcut rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe _dsk = unwanted characters in filename rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe \ = treat following dot character as what it is, not a command shortcut rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe .hfe current extension rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe / = end of old command rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe \ = treat following dot character as what it is, not a command shortcut rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe .hfe = new extension rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe /' = switch /old/new/ command closing characters rename -v 's/\_dsk\.hfe/\.hfe/' *hfe (space)*hfe = only work on all files with this extension Batch files like this saved me a TON of typing when renaming the files on this disk!