Changing File Extensions
I have a folder full of web pages, some ending with the extension .html, others with .php. I want to change all of them to .php.
Someone told me about a download called Automator...
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/changeextensions.html
So I downloaded and installed it - but I can't figure out how it works. I opened up the program and selected "Change Extensions" on the left. On the right, under "Get Specified Finder Items," I clicked Add, navigated to the folder, then selected every file in the folder.
I then click Add again to close the window, then click Run and Continue. The program makes a noise (presumably indicating it's processing my request), but no file extensions are changed. In fact, I must be missing a step, because I have to tell it what to change the file extensions to.
I also saved the program as a Finder Plug-In. When I right-click on a file in Finder, I now see the Change File Extension option, but nothing happens when I run it.
Can someone tell me how I tell the program that I want to change all the file extensions to .php?
Thanks.
MacBook Pro