Diane,

You are correct in regards to the eight character
format problem which I mentioned in a private message
to Patricia (Museum-L doesn't like attachments).

But, there are several programs that may do the job.
Most of these programs do typically work with TifG4
images, but I am sure there are a few for jpgs.  I
would check out CNET and search for "file renaming"
or "indexing."

Also, if the files names are in a standard ascending
descending order, I have several myself.

Since my original response was private, I thought I
would respond to your correspondence, publicly.
Sometimes I have to remind myself that they haven't
revised the DOS environment in nearly 10 years.

--- Diane Gutenkauf <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> You can rename files in DOS under Windows but you
> can't use the file names
> that you've chosen; they're too long and violate the
> 8 character rule. Why
> don't you want to use the rename command in Windows?
>
> To get help with any DOS command from windows, first
> go to the root
> directory using the Change Directory command (cd)
>
> You don't actually have to do this but when you
> shell out of Windows you're
> automatically put into the Windows directory and,
> since you'll probably want
> to start from the root directory anyway, this is a
> good habit.
>
> Then type the command with a slash and a question
> mark (rename/?)
>
> The help file is then listed and will show the
> proper paramaters and
> switches for the command.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Diane Gutenkauf
> [log in to unmask]
>
>
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Brad Holderman
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