RENAME EN)+Renaming Files
     Changes the name of a file.
    VERSION
          PC-DOS: all
	  MS-DOS equivalent: RENAME EN) (all)
    TYPE
          Internal
    SYNTAX
	  REN [d:][path]filename nfilename
    OPTIONS
	  [d:][path]filename	   Specifies the drive, path, and
                                   file name of the file to be 
                                   renamed.
	  nfilename		   Specifies the new name to be
                                   assigned to the file (must be 
                                   on the same drive and path as 
                                   the file to be renamed).
    EXAMPLES
	  REN TEST TEST1
BEFORE: TEST
AFTER:  TEST1
	  REN *.CAP *.SET
BEFORE:   LETTER.CAP
          ACCT.CAP
          .
          .
          .
AFTER:    LETTER.SET
          ACCT.SET
          .
          .
          .
    UNDO
     Repeat the REN command to rename the newly named file to its 
original file name.
    MESSAGES
	  Duplicate file name or file not found
The file already exists on the drive/directory specified with the 
name you are trying to assign, or the file to be renamed cannot 
be found. Check to see that you have entered the file name 
correctly; then reissue the REN command.
	  Missing filename
The file name for the required nfilename parameter was not
included.
    NOTE
     The old name must occur first and the new name must occur 
second. REN will not allow two files to have the same name at the 
same time, so you must use an intermediate name to switch the 
names of two files. Never rename special files that application 
programs require to operate.
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    SEE ALSO
          ATTRIB Command
          COPY Command
          DEL (DELETE) and ERASE Commands
          DIR Command
          FORMAT Command
          PRINT Command
          REPLACE Command
          SHARE Command
          TYPE Command
          VERIFY Command
          XCOPY Command