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trim file name extension????
Dear Chaps,
What will I do if, I am not sure about the length of the file name, but only one thing that I want to remove only the last extension. e.g. abcdXXXXXX.pqrXXXXX.asc (X is any character) I want to trim only .asc (or,watever) so that resultant file name would be like abcdXXXXXX.pqrXXXXX Any idea? Cheers, Vishal |
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