my workaround is just basically a "rename" facility,
if you had the image program "ACDSee"
then you could use as I have posted.
There are other free rename programs out there.
I use ACDSee because I have it and am used to it.
When I scan my Magazines with say 500 images
the default as "Image 494.jpg" etc
I insert the rename as "Aust Stamp Monthly 1924 page ###"
and it flies through the rename, 001 onwards, it also takes along non image
files
in the rename.
You seem to require something else perhaps,
one that comes to mind is the old "XTree Gold"
now "ZTree Gold" but there's a learning curve.
For a piddly amount of 10,000 files,
I use a free renamer.
"observer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:9D2DCA54-9025-4453-A747-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Many thanks for prompt response. Could you please elaborate a bit more on
> how
> to run this command?
>
> If you perchance have ACDSee,
> F2
> select all
> 2009-January*
>
> or if you want to "append" that is add at the end
> put the asterix first eg: * January-2009
>
>
> I have 10k + files in various folders and subfolders. I need to put them
> in
> one folder with their respective parenting folders and subfolders.
>
> --
> Toronto
>
>
> "rod" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> If you perchance have ACDSee,
>> F2
>> select all
>> 2009-January*
>>
>> or if you want to "append" that is add at the end
>> put the asterix first eg: * January-2009
>>
>> to add sequential numbers add one, two or three cross hatches ###
>>
>>
>> "observer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:0589CE7E-18AB-4243-841A-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> >I need help in appending name of parent folders and Subfolders to file
>> >name.
>> > for Example: C:\2009\January\photo.jpg
>> >
>> > 2009.January.photo.jpg
>> >
>> > or 2009-January-photo.jpg
>> >
>> > Toronto
>>
>>
>>
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