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== title == became = title =, you're done :-)31.12.97 became 97-12-31 and 14.08.05 became 05-08-14 and the IP address 14.13.14.14 did not change, you're done :-)dir /b/s >filelist.txt to the file filelist.txt and want to make local URLs out of them.file:/// in the beginning of all linesC:\!\aktuell.csv became file:///C:/!/aktuell.csv, you're done :-)