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Thanks alot for the script. &nbsp;seemed to work great.<br />

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Thanks alot for the script.  seemed to work great.


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I would have liked it to go through all the folders in the fold I have choosen but, This is good enough. &nbsp;Thanks
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I would have liked it to go through all the folders in the fold I have choosen but, This is good enough.  Thanks

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I have a zip disk with over 300 folders and files on it. &nbsp; I want to append &quot;.doc&quot; to all the word documents on the disk so that i can easily open them on a PC.<br />
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I have been able to figure out how to append it to one selected file name but i can't loop through them.<br />
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tell application &quot;Finder&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;set x to name of selection as text<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;set name of selection to x &amp;&nbsp;&quot;.doc&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
end tell<br />
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aa799
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I have a zip disk with over 300 folders and files on it.   I want to append ".doc" to all the word documents on the disk so that i can easily open them on a PC.

I have been able to figure out how to append it to one selected file name but i can't loop through them.

tell application "Finder"
     set x to name of selection as text
     set name of selection to x & ".doc"     
end tell
  
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aa799

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