I get the 'move' message too which I think is a missprint for 'rename'.
This only happens if I chose a number range which already exists.
Things work fine if the number range does not already exist. However I
notice that 1, 01, 001, and 0001 are treated as the same number.
Bob
On 17 Jul 2004, at 10:09, Shangara Singh wrote:
A file of that name does exist in the folder but I'm trying to
"change" its
name and not "move" it: the dialog says "move" the file, whereas I'm
trying
to "rename" files in the same folder. Also, if I continue with the
batch,
because other file names already exist among the selected files, the
batch
effectively stops.
I can understand Photoshop not being able to move/rename a file if that
filename already exists in a folder and the file is NOT selected, but
if the
file is earmarked for change, then surely it should not be treated as a
permanent resident. No?
Not looking for workarounds. Just want to know if I have a problem on
my
machine or if this is a known bug or, for reasons best know to the
programmers, selected files earmarked for renaming are treated as
permanent
residents and not taken out of the equation, even when selected.
Shangara Singh
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