How to rename PDF file with defined content tag in command line?

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With A-PDF Rename (free download here), it provides you command line mode to rename PDF file with defined content tag.

You can write command line as follows:

C:\RenameFiles>set RenameCmd="C:\Program Files\A-PDF Rename\prncmd.exe"
C:\RenameFiles>for %f in (*.pdf) do %RenameCmd% "%f" "%Content_tag1%" -L"Content_tag1.rul"

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