yes, but it would be quite inaccurate, use at your own risk :tongue:
alias rfile {
var %file $2-
.echo -q $findfile(C:\,$+(*,$1,*,.,*),0,rename $1- $+(",%file,"))
}
/rfile <part of file name> <your new file name>
e.g:
/rfile he c:\program files\hello
would move every accessable file on your c drive with "he" in the file name to: c:\program files\hello
