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Search & Replace on the Hard Drive

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Efkay | 12:29 Thu 16th Jul 2009 | Computers
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Does anyone know how to 'find and replace' across a hard drive?

I have a database that insists on having the file types in lowercase so I need to change several hundred JPG files to jpg, but there doesn't seem to be a way of doing it with Windows.

Any suggestions how I might accomplish this?

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Install, select files, right-click and "edit extension".
not sure I understand why you're bothered ... if the database is just a record - the capitalisation shouldn't affect anything with the file
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Bizarely, our custom database WILL NOT accept jpg files if the extension is capitalised. LeMarchand's link works, (thank you) but as the extension is the same name as I wish to change, only difference is the capitalisation, I have to change the name to say tmp then change again to (lower case) jpg.

Thankyou both for your input.

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