Thread: Change characters in metadata title and filenames on disk
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Old 10-22-2019, 09:19 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by NickKnaque View Post
Using title:re() in the template for save-to-disk does not solve the C__ (instead of C++) in the filename, for me. It seems something more fundamental is changing the string after the template has run.

But what, and how can I change it?
+ is the file concatenation character in Windows
file1+file2+file3>fileall
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