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Is it possible? If I use "record" AppleScript do not record the actions I do when turning file sharing on and off...

Why cant I open iTunes when another user has it open?

Also there is a searchable mailing list at http://search.lists.apple.com/x11-users with pw: archives logg: archives

What about: 0: Event not found. (should i put it in /usr/bin/ or some were else?)

Permission denied? Is what I get when running ./rename (the file with the code) If I have a file with a link (one on each row like: "/Folder/file") to all of those files I wish to rename is there anyway to get the "foreach" to go through just these files? I'm realy grateful for your time...

ok what i meant was an alias like in the .tcshrc file. So i can type 'mp3' in bash and bash executes it like "for i in * ; do mv "$i" "$1".mp3 ; done"

The files i want to change have no file extention... So thats what i want. Anyway thanx for your help now it worked: bash-2.05a$ for i in B* ; do mv "$i" "$i.mp3"; done bash-2.05a$ ls Beastie Boys - (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party).mp3 Beastie Boys - Alive.mp3 Now i just wonder how...

seann: So what you ar saying is that it wont work, or just that you dont know how to do it?

Thanx for your help but Installed... something special? i get: mv: rename files to files.mp3: No such file or directory I'v tried (in a beastie boys folder) for i in Beastie* ; do mv $i $i.mp3 ; done with usage: mv [-fi] source target mv [-fi] source ... directory usage: mv [-fi]...

Hi! I'm trying to rename alot of file-extentions from the terminal with >mv *.* *.mp3 But I seem to be missing something. I dont want to do it manualy cause there are allot of files... also the file renaming programs dont mannage the long filenames propperly (you get a strange name but no...

I've tried the 20 GB PC iPod with my G4, and evertything works fine exept that it suddenly didn't work. I dont know if it had something to do with the mac usage. But i recived a new iPod from Apple and the same thing happend a few dayes after using it with the mac. This time it came back to...

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