[Help] Replace letters in file names

JohnS · November 22, 2006

Hi,

I have a big request for all of you that is beyond my knowledge of Autoit (past, present and future).

I helped a friend to recover some files from a dead computer.

What I did was boot from a floppy, used NTFSDOS and copied the files he wanted to another partition. Then formatted the primary partition.

Now we can have access to the recovered files.

The problem is that the file names are in portuguese and with a lot of "ã", "é", "ó", "ç" in it.

So, instead of relação.doc we have relaÆo.doc

My friend will have to rename by hand all of the file with replaced characters.

Then I though on Autoit.

I found that "Because AutoIt lacks a "FileRename" function, use FileMove to rename a file!"

Then I searched for some ideas that I could adapt, but could not find anything: 1, 2, 3.

So I ask for your help:

Can a script that looks for all the files inside a folder and replaces certain characters in the file name for other characters be done, without touching the correct letters?

The characters to be replace always mean the same, e.g., "" is always "ç", but are not in the same place of the name, e.g., relaÆo (relação - relation) and acÆo (acção - action).

I would appreciate your help, because I only use Autoit to help my unattended installation of Windows and could never do this by myself.

Thank you

Jos · November 22, 2006

Hi,
I have a big request for all of you that is beyond my knowledge of Autoit (past, present and future).
I helped a friend to recover some files from a dead computer.
What I did was boot from a floppy, used NTFSDOS and copied the files he wanted to another partition. Then formatted the primary partition.
Now we can have access to the recovered files.
The problem is that the file names are in portuguese and with a lot of "ã", "é", "ó", "ç" in it.
So, instead of relação.doc we have relaÆo.doc
My friend will have to rename by hand all of the file with replaced characters.
Then I though on Autoit.
I found that "Because AutoIt lacks a "FileRename" function, use FileMove to rename a file!"
Then I searched for some ideas that I could adapt, but could not find anything: 1, 2, 3.
So I ask for your help:
Can a script that looks for all the files inside a folder and replaces certain characters in the file name for other characters be done, without touching the correct letters?
The characters to be replace always mean the same, e.g., "" is always "ç", but are not in the same place of the name, e.g., relaÆo (relação - relation) and acÆo (acção - action).
I would appreciate your help, because I only use Autoit to help my unattended installation of Windows and could never do this by myself.
Thank you

Sure, first of all FileMove is indeed the way to rename a file.

Here is something to get you started :

; Shows the filenames of all files in the current directory.
$search = FileFindFirstFile("*.*")  

; Check if the search was successful
If $search = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "No files/directories matched the search pattern")
    Exit
EndIf

While 1
    $file = FileFindNextFile($search) 
    If @error Then ExitLoop
    $filenew = $file
    $fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"Æ","çã")
    $fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"??","??")
    $fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"??","??")
    If $file <> $filenew then FileMove($file,$filenew)
WEnd

; Close the search handle
FileClose($search)

JohnS · November 24, 2006

Thank you so much, JdeB.

I have had the time to test your script and it works perfectly.

You have just saved us some hours renaming and correcting file names.

:lmao:

I could never write something so complex like this. I mean, I can read it and sort of understand it, but not in a way that I can reproduce it.

Just one other request:

Is it possible to perform the operation in all the subfolder of the folder where the script is?

I ask this because we have 27 subfolders and that will mean that we have to copy the script 27 times and exectute it 27 times.

Again, thank you so much.

Jos · November 24, 2006

Thank you so much, JdeB.
I have had the time to test your script and it works perfectly.
You have just saved us some hours renaming and correcting file names.

I could never write something so complex like this. I mean, I can read it and sort of understand it, but not in a way that I can reproduce it.
Just one other request:
Is it possible to perform the operation in all the subfolder of the folder where the script is?
I ask this because we have 27 subfolders and that will mean that we have to copy the script 27 times and exectute it 27 times.
Again, thank you so much.

sure its possible ... but its more complex so not sure if you are better of copying the above script 27 times.

here is an untested version that should be close ... it will also log the peformed renames to rename.log.

Dim $n_Dirnames[200000]    ; max number of directories that can be counted
$T_Dir = "c:\target Directory"
;
$n_DirCount = 0
$n_File = ""
$n_Search = ""
$File = ""
$T_DirCount = 1
; remove the end \
If StringRight($T_Dir, 1) = "\" Then $T_Dir = StringTrimRight($T_Dir, 1)
$n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $T_Dir
; Exit if base dir doesn't exists
If Not FileExists($T_Dir) Then Exit 0
; keep on looping untill all directories are counted
While $T_DirCount > $n_DirCount
    $n_DirCount = $n_DirCount + 1
    $n_Search = FileFindFirstFile($n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\*.*")
    If $n_Search = -1 Then
        ContinueLoop
    EndIf
    While 1
        $n_File = FileFindNextFile($n_Search)
        If @error Then ExitLoop
        $File = $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $n_File
        ; if Directory than add to the list of directories to be processed
        If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($File), "D") > 0 Then
            If $T_Excl_SubDir = 0 Then
                $T_DirCount = $T_DirCount + 1
                $n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $File
            EndIf
        Else
            ; Chech if file needs to be renamed
            $FileNew = $File
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew, "Æ", "çã")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew, "??", "??")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew, "??", "??")
            If $File <> $FileNew Then
                FileMove($n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $File, $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
                FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\rename.log", "Renamed:" & $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $File & " to " & $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
            EndIf
        EndIf
    WEnd
    FileClose($n_Search)
WEnd

Edited November 24, 2006 by JdeB

JohnS · November 25, 2006

Thank you, JdeB, but the second script isn't working.

It doesn't replace any letter in the folder of the script nor in the subfolders.

I can't tell what's wrong because it's to advanced for me.

Before your second reply I tried to make something of mine with your first script, the one that replaces letters in the files that are in the same folder of the script.

And, as I said, we have 27 subfolders to replace.

So, instead of copying the script 27 times, I added this portion to the begining of your first script:

$search = FileSelectFolder("Choose a folder.", "")
If @error Then
MsgBox(4096,"","No folder chosen")
Else
; Begining of JdeB script

Becoming this:

$search = FileSelectFolder("Choose a folder.", "")
If @error Then
MsgBox(4096,"","No folder chosen")
Else
; Begining of JdeB script
;Shows the filenames of all files in the current directory.
$search = FileFindFirstFile("*.*")
EndIf
; Check if the search was successful
If $search = -1 Then
MsgBox(0, "Error", "No files/directories matched the search pattern")
Exit
EndIf
While 1
$file = FileFindNextFile($search)
If @error Then ExitLoop
$filenew = $file
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"þ","ç")
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"ß","á")
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"Ú","é")
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"¾","ó")
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"Ò","ã")
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"Ý","í")
$fileNew = StringReplace($fileNew,"-","Í")
If $file <> $filenew then FileMove($file,$filenew)
WEnd
; Close the search handle
FileClose($search)

But it doesn't work.

Even if I select a folder the script only replaces letters of the files next to the script.

To my knowledge it should work, because I created a variable that represents a chosen folder and that passes to the next code (yours). The variable is the same as yours: $search.

Damn newby

Jos · November 25, 2006

Think i see a error in my posted script..

It will not rename directory names, just filenames.

try this version:

Dim $n_Dirnames[200000]    ; max number of directories that can be counted
$T_Dir = "c:\target Directory"
;
$n_DirCount = 0
$n_File = ""
$n_Search = ""
$File = ""
$T_DirCount = 1
; remove the end \
If StringRight($T_Dir, 1) = "\" Then $T_Dir = StringTrimRight($T_Dir, 1)
$n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $T_Dir
; Exit if base dir doesn't exists
If Not FileExists($T_Dir) Then Exit 0
; keep on looping untill all directories are counted
While $T_DirCount > $n_DirCount
    $n_DirCount = $n_DirCount + 1
    $n_Search = FileFindFirstFile($n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\*.*")
    If $n_Search = -1 Then
        ContinueLoop
    EndIf
    While 1
        $n_File = FileFindNextFile($n_Search)
        If @error Then ExitLoop
        $File = $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $n_File
        ; if Directory than add to the list of directories to be processed
        If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($File), "D") > 0 Then
            $T_DirCount = $T_DirCount + 1
            $n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $File
        Else
            ; Chech if file needs to be renamed
            $FileNew = $n_File
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew, "Æ", "çã")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew, "??", "??")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew, "??", "??")
            If $File <> $FileNew Then
                FileMove($n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $File, $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
                FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\rename.log", "Renamed:" & $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $File & " to " & $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
            EndIf
        EndIf
    WEnd
    FileClose($n_Search)
WEnd

Edited November 25, 2006 by JdeB

Jos · November 25, 2006

Becoming this:But it doesn't work.
Even if I select a folder the script only replaces letters of the files next to the script.
To my knowledge it should work, because I created a variable that represents a chosen folder and that passes to the next code (yours). The variable is the same as yours: $search.
Damn newby

you need to change to the selected directory:

$searchFolder = FileSelectFolder("Choose a folder.", "")
If @error Then
    MsgBox(4096, "", "No folder chosen")
Else
    ; Begining of JdeB script
    ;Shows the filenames of all files in the current directory.
    FileChangeDir($searchFolder)
    $search = FileFindFirstFile("*.*")
EndIf
; Check if the search was successful
If $search = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "No files/directories matched the search pattern")
    Exit
EndIf


While 1
    $file = FileFindNextFile($search)
    If @error Then ExitLoop
    $filenew = $file
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "þ", "ç")
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "ß", "á")
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "Ú", "é")
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "¾", "ó")
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "Ò", "ã")
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "Ý", "í")
    $filenew = StringReplace($filenew, "-", "Í")
    If $file <> $filenew Then FileMove($file, $filenew)
WEnd

; Close the search handle
FileClose($search)

JohnS · November 26, 2006

No, the script for subfolders is not working. :lmao:

For testing puposes, I upload a .zip file with some files in various subfolders for those of you that are so kind to test with it.

To make it easier, these are the letters I want to repalce:

$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"þ","ç")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"ß","á")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ú","é")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"¾","ó")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ò","ã")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ý","í")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"-","Í")

Thanks

Testing_files.zip

Edited November 26, 2006 by JohnS

Jos · November 26, 2006

Yep, there was a problem ..

Tested with your files and look ok now:

Dim $n_Dirnames[200000]    ; max number of directories that can be counted
$T_Dir = "C:\Temp\Testing_files"
;
$n_DirCount = 0
$n_File = ""
$n_Search = ""
$File = ""
$T_DirCount = 1
; remove the end \
If StringRight($T_Dir, 1) = "\" Then $T_Dir = StringTrimRight($T_Dir, 1)
$n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $T_Dir
; Exit if base dir doesn't exists
If Not FileExists($T_Dir) Then Exit 0
; keep on looping untill all directories are counted
While $T_DirCount > $n_DirCount
    $n_DirCount = $n_DirCount + 1
    $n_Search = FileFindFirstFile($n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\*.*")
    If $n_Search = -1 Then
        ContinueLoop
    EndIf
    While 1
        $n_File = FileFindNextFile($n_Search)
        If @error Then ExitLoop
        $File = $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $n_File
        ; if Directory than add to the list of directories to be processed
        If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($File), "D") > 0 Then
            $T_DirCount = $T_DirCount + 1
            $n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $File
        Else
            ; Chech if file needs to be renamed
            $FileNew = $n_File
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"þ","ç")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"ß","á")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ú","é")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"¾","ó")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ò","ã")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ý","í")
            $FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"-","Í")
            If $File <> $FileNew Then
                FileMove($File, $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
                FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\rename.log", "Renamed:" & $File & @LF & "     to:" & $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
            EndIf
        EndIf
    WEnd
    FileClose($n_Search)
WEnd

JohnS · November 28, 2006

Sorry JdeB, I don't know what's happening, but the script isn't working for me. Nothing gets changed.

For testing purposes I added

; Good bye
MsgBox(0, "", "Work is done")

to the end of your script, but the message never appears.

The script ends immediately after started, without doing anything.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks

Edited November 28, 2006 by JohnS

SmOke_N · November 28, 2006

I don't have any of the characters in the file you showed to replace, so this I guess goes to you untested. Are you sure you're replacing the right characters? Because I only replaced 1 or 2 of them I think.

_FileConvertText(@DesktopDir & '\Trabalho Final\')

Func _FileConvertText($hDirectory, $sFilter = '*.*', $iFlag = 0, $sExclude = '', $iRecurse = True)
    If Not StringRight($hDirectory, 1) = '\' Then $hDirectory &= '\'
    Local $aAllFilesFolders = _FileListToArrayEx($hDirectory, $sFilter = '*.*', $iFlag = 0, $sExclude = '', $iRecurse = True)
    If @error Or Not IsArray($aAllFilesFolders) Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0)
    Local $sFileNew
    For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aAllFilesFolders) - 1
        $sFileNew = $aAllFilesFolders[$iCC]
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"þ","ç")
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"ß","á")
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"Ú","é")
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"¾","ó")
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"Ò","ã")
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"Ý","í")
        $sFileNew = StringReplace($sFileNew,"-","Í")
        If $sFileNew <> $aAllFilesFolders[$iCC] Then
            FileMove($aAllFilesFolders[$iCC], $sFileNew, 1)
        EndIf
    Next
    Return 1
EndFunc
    

Func _FileListToArrayEx($sPath, $sFilter = '*.*', $iFlag = 0, $sExclude = '', $iRecurse = False)
    If Not FileExists($sPath) Then Return SetError(1, 1, '')
    If $sFilter = -1 Or $sFilter = Default Then $sFilter = '*.*'
    If $iFlag = -1 Or $iFlag = Default Then $iFlag = 0
    If $sExclude = -1 Or $sExclude = Default Then $sExclude = ''
    Local $aBadChar[6] = ['\', '/', ':', '>', '<', '|']
    For $iCC = 0 To 5
        If StringInStr($sFilter, $aBadChar[$iCC]) Or _
            StringInStr($sExclude, $aBadChar[$iCC]) Then Return SetError(2, 2, '')
    Next
    If StringStripWS($sFilter, 8) = '' Then Return SetError(2, 2, '')
    If Not ($iFlag = 0 Or $iFlag = 1 Or $iFlag = 2) Then Return SetError(3, 3, '')
    If Not StringInStr($sFilter, ';') Then $sFilter &= ';'
    Local $aSplit = StringSplit(StringStripWS($sFilter, 8), ';'), $sRead
    For $iCC = 1 To $aSplit[0]
        If StringStripWS($aSplit[$iCC], 8) = '' Then ContinueLoop
        If StringLeft($aSplit[$iCC], 1) = '.' And _
            UBound(StringSplit($aSplit[$iCC], '.')) - 2 = 1 Then $aSplit[$iCC] = '*' & $aSplit[$iCC]
        Local $iPid
        If Not $iRecurse Then
            $iPid = Run(@ComSpec & ' /c ' & 'dir "' & $sPath & '\' & $aSplit[$iCC] & '" /b /o-e /od', '', @SW_HIDE, 6)
        Else
            $iPid = Run(@Comspec & ' /c dir /b /s /a "' & $sPath & '\' & $aSplit[$iCC] & '"', '', @SW_HIDE, 6)
        EndIf
        While 1
            $sRead &= StdoutRead($iPid)
            If @error Then ExitLoop
        WEnd
    Next
    If StringStripWS($sRead, 8) = '' Then Return SetError(4, 4, '')
    Local $aFSplit = StringSplit(StringTrimRight(StringStripCR($sRead), 1), @LF)
    Local $sHold
    For $iCC = 1 To $aFSplit[0]
        If $sExclude And StringLeft(StringTrimLeft($aFSplit[$iCC], StringInStr($aFSplit[$iCC], '\', 0, -1)), _
            StringLen(StringReplace($sExclude, '*', ''))) = StringReplace($sExclude, '*', '') Then ContinueLoop
        Switch $iFlag
            Case 0
                $sHold &= $aFSplit[$iCC] & Chr(1)
            Case 1
                If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($aFSplit[$iCC]), 'd') Then ContinueLoop
                $sHold &= $aFSplit[$iCC] & Chr(1)
            Case 2
                If Not StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($aFSplit[$iCC]), 'd') Then ContinueLoop
                $sHold &= $aFSplit[$iCC] & Chr(1)
        EndSwitch
    Next
    If StringTrimRight($sHold, 1) Then Return StringSplit(StringTrimRight($sHold, 1), Chr(1))
    Return SetError(4, 4, '')
EndFunc

Anyway, see if that helps.

Edit:

Removed a redundant msgbox... and a redundant filedelete.

Edited November 28, 2006 by SmOke_N

JohnS · November 29, 2006

After looking at SmOke_N script, I noticed it's first line.

Then I realized what I was doing wrong.

To run JdeB's script I had to place my files under "C:\Temp\Testing_files" and run the script from there.

My files were elsewhere.

So I put them on the right folder.

And I ran the script.

And it worked.

But it seems it worked better than well.

It seems it has looked for files in the entire C: partition.

Then it renamed some system files and now my Windows doesn't load.

It created a 40 MB log file, with 262810 lines, some lines like this:

Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\monitor8.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\monitor8.inf
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\monitor8.PNF
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\monitor8.PNF
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\moviemk.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\moviemk.inf
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\moviemk.PNF
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\moviemk.PNF
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpe.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpe.inf
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpe.PNF
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpe.PNF
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mplayer2.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mplayer2.inf
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mplayer2.PNF
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mplayer2.PNF
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpsstln.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpsstln.inf
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpsstln.PNF
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mpsstln.PNF
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mqsysoc.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mqsysoc.inf
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mqsysoc.PNF
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mqsysoc.PNF
Renamed:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mscpqpa1.inf
     to:C:\Temp\Testing_files\..\.\..\WINDOWS\inf\.\mscpqpa1.inf

Well, next time I will test my scripts under Virtual PC.

Get to go now, and see if I can understand what went wrong.

JohnS · December 6, 2006

Hi, I am back after a disk format .

And it't just to announce that all my problems are solved :evil:

I have found what went wrong with Jdeb script: I compiled it with Autoit version 3.1.1, which was the version I had installed.

After the format I installed the latest version, compiled the script, tested it (in a virtual machine, just in case :lmao: ) et voilá, it worked just as JdeB did it would.

So here is the final version, which allows one to choose the starting folder and works all subfolders.

$T_Dir = FileSelectFolder("Choose a folder.", "")
If @error Then
MsgBox(4096, "", "No folder chosen")
Exit
Else
FileChangeDir($T_Dir)
; Begining of JdeB script
Dim $n_Dirnames[200000]; max number of directories that can be counted
;
$n_DirCount = 0
$n_File = ""
$n_Search = ""
$File = ""
$T_DirCount = 1
; remove the end \
If StringRight($T_Dir, 1) = "\" Then $T_Dir = StringTrimRight($T_Dir, 1)
$n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $T_Dir
; Exit if base dir doesn't exists
If Not FileExists($T_Dir) Then Exit 0
; keep on looping untill all directories are counted
While $T_DirCount > $n_DirCount
$n_DirCount = $n_DirCount + 1
$n_Search = FileFindFirstFile($n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\*.*")
If $n_Search = -1 Then
ContinueLoop
EndIf
While 1
$n_File = FileFindNextFile($n_Search)
If @error Then ExitLoop
$File = $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $n_File
; if Directory than add to the list of directories to be processed
If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($File), "D") > 0 Then
$T_DirCount = $T_DirCount + 1
$n_Dirnames[$T_DirCount] = $File
Else
; Chech if file needs to be renamed
$FileNew = $n_File
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"þ","ç")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"ß","á")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ú","é")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"¾","ó")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ò","ã")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"Ý","í")
$FileNew = StringReplace($FileNew,"-","Í")
If $File <> $FileNew Then
FileMove($File, $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\rename.log", "Renamed:" & $File & @LF & " to:" & $n_Dirnames[$n_DirCount] & "\" & $FileNew)
EndIf
EndIf
WEnd
FileClose($n_Search)
WEnd
; End of JdeB script
; Good bye
MsgBox(0, "", "Work is done")

I also tested SmOke_N script but it gives me plenty of errors with syntax check.

Thank you both.

JS

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