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Thanks both for the detail and the explanation!
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Thanks both for the detail and the explanation!

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Thank you nsgguy245<br />
Hey, I thought I asked you not to include me when accepting the answer ;-)
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Thank you nsgguy245
Hey, I thought I asked you not to include me when accepting the answer ;-)

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I know, but I liked your explanation on how that worked. So thanks again. :)<br />

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I know, but I liked your explanation on how that worked. So thanks again. :)


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I need to write a script that changes a filename name to a name with the date and time appended to it. I have most of it already, but cannot figure out how to include milliseconds as part of the time. This is what I have so far:<br />
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Rename &quot;%%V&quot; .%%V%%L%%J%%K_%%M%%N%%~xV<br />
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I need to write a script that changes a filename name to a name with the date and time appended to it. I have most of it already, but cannot figure out how to include milliseconds as part of the time. This is what I have so far:

Rename "%%V" .%%V%%L%%J%%K_%%M%%N%%~xV



Millisecond Variable in Windows Shell

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Batch files are text files containing a script of commands that are executed by the command interpreter on DOS, OS/2 and Windows systems. Most commonly, they are used to perform a series of functions that are repeated -- copying a set of files created daily with one step, for example.