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Old 03-27-2014
Find first 5 characters in the file name

Hi,
I have some files in a folder.
I need to find first 5 characters in the file name of every file and write those into a file.

Example:
ABC126_ACCPT.txt
AYA127_ACCPT.txt

Output in the file:
ABC126
AYA127
 

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