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Post 302885188 by f0usk4s on Friday 24th of January 2014 05:18:38 AM
01-24-2014
Hello RavinderSingh13,
Thank you for your quick reply.
Unfortunately, this produces pretty much the same output with the code I posted earlier
, n files where the file will have a counter in the filename as output.
However, I was trying to get the value of two tags in each filename
Thanks again
Thank you for your quick reply.
Unfortunately, this produces pretty much the same output with the code I posted earlier
, n files where the file will have a counter in the filename as output. However, I was trying to get the value of two tags in each filename
Thanks again
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