-----------------------  RENAME - Internal DOS Command  ------------------------

RENAME changes the name of a file.  Only the directory entry for the renamed
   file is changed.  The file remains in the same directory on the same disk
   after the name is changed.

FORMAT:   RENAME [d:][path]filename1[.ext1]  filename2[.ext2]

REMARKS:

   d:        - the drive letter.  If omitted the default drive is assumed.
   path      - the directory path of the file to be renamed.  If omitted the
               current directory is assumed.
   filename1 - the filename of file to be renamed.
   .ext1     - the filename extension of the file to be renamed.

   filename2 - the new filename of the file.
   .ext2     - the new filename extension of the file.

   Global characters (* and ?) may be used in the filenames and extensions to
   rename multiple files with one command.

   RENAME may be abbreviated REN.


EXAMPLES:

Rename the file ABC to XYZ.  ABC is in the current directory on the default
drive:

          RENAME ABC XYZ


Rename all files in the current directory on the default drive that have the
filename extension .CUR.  Retain the original filenames but change the
extensions to .OLD:

          RENAME *.CUR *.OLD


Rename MYFILE to YOURFILE.  MYFILE is on drive B in the directory MEMOS.  MEMOS
is a subdirectory of the root directory.  The current drive is A:

          RENAME B:\MEMOS\MYFILE YOURFILE
