I need a program for windows that can convert a space in a filename to a "_"?
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If the files have same number of characters in the name then you can convert the name of all by a single command. For example - the file names are - "AA BBB 1.mp3", "AA BBB 2.mp3" (having the same number of letters or characters). Try this command on the DOS prompt -\n\nc:&#92;> rename "?? ??? ?.mp3" "??_???_?.mp3"\n\nThis will work only when the files have same number of characters in the name.
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try alt+467 and replace with " "
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just rename the file!
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Here's a not so elegant solution:\n\n  Alt+f, w, f\n\nThis only works from the file explorer windows but doens't work from the dialog windows when you're saving files.\n\nTyping Alt+f will open the 'File' menu, then typing 'w' will open the 'New' sub-menu and finally typing 'f' will create the new folder. The folder name is automatically highlighted, so that you can start typing a name for the new folder.
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Try        cd c:&#92;\nMake sure that there is a space between d and c.
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First go to start menu, then all programs, then Accessories, then Command Prompt.\nNow Type "Convert C: /FS:NTFS" (Without the Inverted Comma).\nYou can change the drive letter from C to anyone.\nBut I Recommend you not to convert your files. It'll slow down your system.\nTry to move all files from one Drive to another, then format the Drive, and then move the files to the Formatted Drive.\nTo Format a drive, right click it and click format, then choose NTFS as file system.
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I use mac, so i think you go to tools, and there will be something to clean out files that are unuseful. Sorry i cannot remember the name of the program.
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go to dos . type in format c : and yes
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Use whitespace as title or just a  "  . "  Dot\nreg\nshahid@skygc.com
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You don't, you Un-Rar it first.\n\nuse WinRar - http://rarlabs.com/ to uncompress the file
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In MS Word, load that file, than "Save As..." and select MS DOS Text. \n\nEasy enough, right?
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☼♥♫☺\n\nyou can copy it from the "extended" character table\n\ngo to Start / All programs / Accessories / System programs / Character table\n\nor the professional way &hearts ; (without the space between hearts and the semicolon)
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Yes - just use Word / file/ open / and pick the works format, then resave as Word
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When you right click on a file and then drag it on to any other location, windows gives you options to "Move", "Copy", "Create Shortcuts" to the new location or "Cancel" the operation. \n\nTry it!
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Very well, if you know the exact file name, why don't you use a kind of brute force?\n\nwhat can it be? D, E, F, G, H, I, J... Look for d:&#92;filename. If there is an error then use e:&#92;filename... Better to use a loop.\n\nSeems dirty? Yeah. But maybe simple. Hope you can find a better way.
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you could probably buy a program that will convert that to something thing Windows could understand.  like an EXE file or something
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at the command prompt. type "FORMAT D: /q |y" \n(without the double quote and assuming your 8gb is on drive d)