To Ron 

You can probably use a shareware text-editor call ultraedit-32
(www.ultraedit.com) . It has a function to search and replace text in files
(ex. *.wor) placed in a specific directory (and subdirectories, If you want
that). I have used this editor to change filenames from "xxx.tif" to
"xxx.ecw" in 35.000 tab-files placed i 5 different directories as one task -
and it worked!! Try it - it's a great text-editor

Bo Thomsen
GeoConsult I/S
Denmark

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> Fra:  Ron Larock [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sendt:        1. december 1999 23:02
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> Emne: MI Renaming Table Path Names Within a Workspace file
> 
> Can you help?
> 
> We want to move several GBytes of Infomap data & related files from two
> existing servers to a new one. Unfortunately there are 992  Workspace (ie.
> "*.wor")  files that have hard coded path names for each table file. It
> would take more than a month to re-code these path names manually using a
> text editor. Has anyone developed a script based program that would read
> every Workspace file, open it, change the existing file path names to a
> new patch name string and then write back the updated Workspace file. The
> script program would need to do this recursively throughout the entire
> directory structure.
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Ron Larock
> Director Technical Support
> Information Services
> Cambridge Shopping Centres Limited
> 
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