RENAME     Used to RENAME a file. (May be abbreviated
           as REN.)

Format:    RENAME [D:Path] OldName NewName

Example:     RENAME LTRTEN.TXT LTR10TXT.ARK

   Changes the name of the file named LTRTEN.TXT that
   resides in the CURRENT directory to LTR10TXT.ARK.

Example:        RENAME \WP\*.TXT *.ARK

   Changes the names (extenstions ONLY )of ALL files in
   the \WP directory on the CURRENT drive that have an
   extension of .TXT to filenames with extensions of
   .ARK. (The original filenames (1st eigth characters)
   are retained (do NOT change), but the extensions on
   each of these files are changed to .ARK).

[*]  Unlike the COPY command, which creates duplicates
   of the files, RENAME merely CHANGES the name of a
   file.

[*]  Since a RENAMEd file does not change location on
   the disk, the RENAME command does not require, or
   allow, the NewFile name to be preceded by a path.

[*]  Since the COPY command allows you to make a backup
   copy of file(s) with new name(s) WITHOUT destroying
   the original file(s), it is recommended that COPY be
   used to create BACKUPs of files instead of using the
   RENAME command, which merely changes the name.
