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Wget - rename files after download

Ballycroy
in Windows Automation

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How do I rename a downloaded jpg using wget.

For example:

wget "http://website/library/abc.jpg"

downioads the file abc.jpg to the users downloads folder.

I want to use a field in the record to rename the downloaded file.

  • 2 weeks later...

did you answer your own question?

If not, then a simple command line executed with the Send Event script step would do it.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Yes, I finally figured it out.

"cmd /c wget -O " & Quote("f:" & "FolderOne" & "" & "FolderTwo" & "" & databaseURLdl::imageNumber & ".jpg") & " " & Quote ( databaseURLdl::PhotoURL)

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