On Windows 10, a batch file typically has a ".bat" extension, and it is a special text file that contains one or multiple commands that run in sequence to perform various actions with Command Prompt.

Your first instinct is probably to go through and rename every file, but you don't have to do that—you can batch-rename a group of files at once with Windows' built-in tools.

However, if your business needs to remove the file extensions, using the command line and a batch file is much faster than renaming each file manually.

To rename multiple files all at the same time, the perfect tool is needed, and it could very well be Just Another Batch File Renamer for Windows.

Say I had a script to take on-line backups of a database (in my case Citrix data store in Access format) and I wanted to script the renaming of the file to include the current date (and possibly ...