This is what I was looking for. Not sure how I missed /p in the docs. Thanks.

No, these are custom pdf documents. The author included a unique ID in the footer of each page.

The following code works like a charm, but I wonder if there is there another (better) way to feed the captured TPIPE string to the rename command? rem Rename generic PDFs with internal page ID found in the PDF. do f in p*.pdf tpipe /input=%f /output=CLIP: /simple=76 /grep=3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,ID...

Works like a charm. thanks

I have a sample file source.xml: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Instructors> <Instructor Dept_ID="123"> <Name First="John" Last="Doe">Doe, John</Name> </Instructor> <Instructor Dept_ID="456"> <Name First="Jane" Last="Doe">Doe, Jane</Name> </Instructor>...

I can confirm that this is working once again.

I have a sample file source.xml: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Instructors> <Instructor Dept_ID="123"> <Name First="John" Last="Doe">Doe, John</Name> </Instructor> <Instructor Dept_ID="456"> <Name First="Jane" Last="Doe">Doe, Jane</Name> </Instructor>...

I might use it. As far as remembering that it was there, I would hope that I could do the same thing I do when trying to remember all of the aliases that I have created. That is, I simply type 'alias' to get the entire list.

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