If you change a filename extension, the file may become unusable.

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Andy Fish

Anybody else get hacked off like I do with this message appearing everytime
I change a file extension?

I just had to rename 20 files from .jpeg to .jpg extension and had to endure
this irritating warning every time - is there any way to turn it off?

Please don't tell me to turn on "hide extensions for known file types" -
that simply stops me being able to change the file extension at all.

Andy
 
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Bob I

Doing it from the command line is the fastest way and you won't be
pestered by silly popups. :)
 

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