Having decided to have separate drives/partitions for different tasks/files (duh! not a seperate partition for each and every file type!), I searched for a way to do that with my newsreader: Pan. Great little software (thanks Charles). Following is how I managed to achieve this quest!
Windows Vista introduces a fundamental change in the way user data is stored. The XP-style Documents And Settings folder is gone, replaced by the Users folder, which is located in the root of the system drive. Each user account has its own profile folder here, which contains 11 folders, each devoted to a different type of data.
If you need to rename a bunch of files from, for example,|add.png| to|add_32.png|, just do the following: for i in *; do j=`echo $i | cut -d . -f 1`; j=$j"_32.png"; mv $i $j; done
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