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ren *.pdf.pdf *.pdf <br />
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Cheers,<br />
Rajesh
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You the man!!<br />
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Thanks!
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I have a batch file running every minute that copies &quot;pdf&quot; files from one server to another. Unfortunately I have users that manually scan the slips and during the naming of the file for some reason some time a file is named &quot;filename.pdf.pdf&quot; This makes the final process of no affect. What line can I add to the batch file that says if *.pdf.pdf exists rename to *.pdf?
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I have a batch file running every minute that copies "pdf" files from one server to another. Unfortunately I have users that manually scan the slips and during the naming of the file for some reason some time a file is named "filename.pdf.pdf" This makes the final process of no affect. What line can I add to the batch file that says if *.pdf.pdf exists rename to *.pdf?

How to Rename a filename in a batch file

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