Windows scripting - renaming dos files

[Bob]

I'm stumped, wonder if you know if this is possible or not:

I need a script file to run each day that copies photos from one server to

another, then rename the files, getting rid of leading zeroes.

Example:

0010202.jpg needs to be renamed to 10202.jpg

012034.jpg needs to be renamed to 12034.jpg

The filenames are all 6 characters long, but sometimes there are two zeroes

and sometimes there are one. Really it doesn't matter how many zeroes, as

I can just create two separate scripts to handle each type.

Any ideas ?

I've gone as far as playing around in awk on unix to try to get this to

work w/o any luck. I can rename the files correctly renaming the zeroes to

blank spaces, but they can't be blank spaces...

Any help or steering in the right direction would be appreciated !!!!!!!

 

[M.L. Sco Scofield]

This group is for Microsoft Access.

For Windows scripting questions, try one of the eight Windows scripting
groups that all start with microsoft.public.scripting.

Good luck.

Sco

 

[СÁÕ]

I'm stumped, wonder if you know if this is possible or not:

I need a script file to run each day that copies photos from one server to

another, then rename the files, getting rid of leading zeroes.

Example:

0010202.jpg needs to be renamed to 10202.jpg

012034.jpg needs to be renamed to 12034.jpg

The filenames are all 6 characters long, but sometimes there are two zeroes

and sometimes there are one. Really it doesn't matter how many zeroes, as

I can just create two separate scripts to handle each type.

Any ideas ?

I've gone as far as playing around in awk on unix to try to get this to

work w/o any luck. I can rename the files correctly renaming the zeroes to

blank spaces, but they can't be blank spaces...

Any help or steering in the right direction would be appreciated !!!!!!!