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Stupid question about renaming files in Win 7...need help
Guys:
Say I have a need to rename a file and its related type in Windows 7 from something like test.NC to test.CNC. How do I make this happen where I can rename the file extension like you used to be able to do in MS-DOS? If I right click my file, hit rename, and enter test.CNC I end up with a file called test.CNC.NC which obviously is not what I want. I need to change the extension. Thanks! |
Go to control panel, open folder option, and the view tab. Make sure the checkmark is removed from the hide extensions for known file types.
I believe that should do it for you. |
Yes, I can rename my files like you did, but I always set my view options to allow me to view file extensions as soon as I get a new Windows box.
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One of the first things I change on a new computer. Then I also show hidden files. Thankfully I no longer have to kill the paperclip.
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