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P6_RenameFile_NWFS |
P6_RenameFile_NWFS
1.00
P6_RenameFile_NWFS [OldFQFN] [NewBaseName]
Where: OldFQFN = Original fully qualified name of file
NewBaseFileName = New base name of file
Rename a file stored on a NetWare volume.
You must specify the fully qualified name of the file to rename.
You may specify the new base name, the name without the path, for the file. If you omit the base name, the program prompts for it interactively.
After confirming that the specified file exists, the program renames the file as indicated, using a two step process to get around a limitation in the way the NetWare file system stores file names. The outcome of this limitation is that the new name cannot differ from the old one only by case of one or more letters. This behavior is by design and differs from the behavior of the Windows NT File System (NTFS).
By allowing the program to prompt for the new name, this program can be added to the WinBatch and WinEdit PopMenu context menus or to the native Windows context menus.
A later version of this program may include the capability to accept a list of file names to be processed using a set of rules.
The table below lists all the files that come in this package.
File Name |
Purpose and Other Notes |
P6_RenameFile_NWFS.EXE |
This is the main program. |
P6_RenameFile_NWFS.HTML |
This document, formatted for viewing in any Web browser that supports tables. |
wbdDC34i.dll |
WIL language run-time DLL. |
P6Consulting.CSS |
Cascading Style Sheet to accompany P6_RenameFile_NWFS.htm. |
Though you may copy and run P6_RenameFile_NWFS.EXE anywhere, the WIL language
run-time DLL wbdDC34i.dll, must accompany it.
Note: Unless explicitly stated otherwise in the documentation, we recommend that you install of our utilities into the same directory because they use a common set of DLLs. When you install more of our utilities, you will be prompted to overwite one or more DLLs and two images that accompany the documentation. Please allow the updates; like named DLLs have been tested with the entire collection and found to work correctly.
The table below gives a brief development history of this program.
Date |
By Whom |
Version |
Remarks |
04/19/2004 |
DAG |
1.00 |
Initial release. |
04/24/2004 |
DAG |
1.01 |
Amend embedded copyright notice to reflect correct year. Otherwise, there are no code or documentation changes. |
This software is freeware. However, in the unlikely event that you need support, you may use this form to submit your request. Your inquiry will be handled on a best efforts basis, and any information you send us about your specific situation will be treated as confidential. We do, however, reserve the right to incorporate any ideas we get from our correspondence with you into future versions of P6_RenameFile_NWFS or other software either for internal use or for sale. Should we do so, we shall give full credit to its source in the accompanying documentation.
David A. Gray, MBA, of Simple Soft Services, Inc., d/b/a WizardWrx
© 2004-2006, Simple Soft Services, Inc., d/b/a WizardWrx. All rights reserved world wide.
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