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Old 05-28-2007
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Automatic name file with increase

Hello,

A file named c15a is registered on my disc all 10 minutes.

I must rename that file with the actually Date and with an automatic increase number on 5 digits, so as : c15a.20070528.00001 and the next file will be : c15a.20070528.00002.

The next day so tomorrow the five digits must be reset to 00001 so as for tomorrow : c15a.20070529.00001.

I have done the script with the rename with the date but i have a problem with the automatic increase number.

So can you help me with that increasing five digits number and automatic reset when the day changed.

So thanks a lot , bye.
 

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