How rename a file *.txt.bak to *.txt only or how to remove the *.bak in Windows ?
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right click on the file, click Rename, then type in the new name...
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Try putting the name in quotes.  If that doesn't work, you might need to use an escape sequence for the -, like "&#92;-o".  If neither of those work, you might be able to delete it by doing "rm ?o"; of course, you'll lose the file this way, and you can't have any other files that are 2 letters long with the 2nd letter an o.\n\nIf you need to preserve the file, you can write a program to rename it.  Since from within a program, it won't try to use the -o as a parameter, you can open a file with any name.\n\nI'm surprised Unix even allowed you to create a file with a - in the name; I thought that was one of the restricted characters.
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There is no way to convert it.  They are completely different.\n\nThe difference?\n.exe are used to run the programs and are just gibberish consisting of squares and miscellaneous symbols.\n.txt are WordPad or Notepad files (and Microsoft Word if you want to save it that way.)
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In windows, right click the file and go to properties.Alternatively select the file and press Alt+Enter.then at the bottom of that window  uncheck the 'Read Only' check-box.\n\nHowever note that the question is not clear.You said 'program' and I had to interpret it as a 'file' because there is no way that you can alter a program without having its source code or by using some what advanced tools like hex-editors,disassemblers,etc.However if you have the source code, you can open it with a suitable program and recompile it with the suitable compiler.You need to recognize the language in which it is written.
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If you know where it is got to it and try to rename it.If this works then simply right click the file and delete it.
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Start > Run > type "regedit" (without the quotation marks) click ok, the Registry Editor will open up.\nNavigate you way to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92;Windows NT&#92;CurrentVersion"\nDouble click on the Value Names: "RegisteredOwner" & "RegisteredOrganization" & change the value data to whatever you want.\nReboot.
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Assuming you have Windows XP Home edition. \n--x--\nRight click on your start button and click "Open all users"\nIn the new window, click on "tools" and then "Folder Options"\nClick on the "view" tab\nUncheck the option that says "Hide extensions of known file types"\nClick OK. \nYou can now rename extentions of your files.!
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Easiest way is to rename the file to a plain text file (*.txt) (and obviously change it back before trying to play it).\n\nMost file blockers are pretty basic, and use the file extention to determine the type of file. Anything binary they stop, since it could contain a virus. Given Windows' reliance on file extensions, rather than headers, to identify files, i'd imagine MSN would be fooled by this as well.\n\n.zips are generally blocked, too, since they can contain executables.
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Click on a whole selection and then right click for rename.\n\nYou will get a series of files all with the same name but with consecutive numbering, starting from 01 (with 00) not listed (add that to that file and you have a complete number ordered list).\n\n///
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File --> Save As\n\nEnter the desired file name, where you want to save it, and click "Save".
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1. You can: IrfanView (http://www.download.com/IrfanView/3000-2192_4-10387524.html?tag=lst-0-5)\n2. A short script (depends on your OS) will do the work as well.\nFor example:\n#!/usr/local/bin/perl\n#\n# Usage: rename perlexpr [files]\n\n($regexp = shift @ARGV) || die "Usage:  rename perlexpr [filenames]&#92;n";\n\nif (!@ARGV) {\n   @ARGV = <STDIN>;\n   chomp(@ARGV);\n}\n\n\nforeach $_ (@ARGV) {\n   $old_name = $_;\n   eval $regexp;\n   die $@ if $@;\n   rename($old_name, $_) unless $old_name eq $_;\n}\n\nexit(0);
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try going under start, then search and searching by file name and then deleting everything that is associated with it. just make sure it's not a program that you need.
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Remove it then reload it. The file is corrupt.
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You can select all the text and press control - spacebar. This will remove all the formatting. Then save the file as text file. Now open it with notepad.
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you can't name the a file with the following file names in windows operating system \nCON, PRN, AUX, CLOCK$, NUL\nCOM0, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9\nLPT0, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, and LPT9.
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delete?\nf1?\nctrl+alt+esc\nctrl+alt+del\nctrl+alt+s\nf10\nctrl+alt+ins\nesc\nsome of the regular 1's
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Go to the file that you want to delete and right click and select delete. Or you can selct the file and press delete on your keyboard.