counter in variable location in filename

[beb]

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It's not enough just to drag the .js file on the panel.
You also need to edit the button and add the required parameters as described in Fla$her's .js file header.

Taking into account your screenshots, the button could be like this:

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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
"c:\Munka\ex librisek\id\p.js"
"%P" tif 9600
C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe,3
p
c:\Munka\ex librisek\id\
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[Fla$her]

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You haven't answered my question:

What parameters did you specify?

Save to ANSI, drag to the toolbar, and specify the suggested parameters in the second button field.

[beb]

2Rekumbens
Could you be so kind as to give it another try to run the PowerShell script as well?

Here's the modified button (for p.ps1 as you named it, to run it from the active panel)

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powershell -executionpolicy bypass .\p.ps1

WCMICONS.DLL
PowerShell_inventoryRecount

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And here's the script (modified a bit regarding your screenshot: removed literal source folder definition; added a part to display the renumbered items):
p.ps1 (as you named it)

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$id  = 62000
$tif = Get-ChildItem -path $pwd -filter *.tif -recurse|Sort-Object -property FullName
$tif | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '\d{5}' -and $_.Name -notmatch '\d{6}'}|Rename-Item -NewName {$_.Name -replace "\d{5}",$script:id++} -PassThru|Foreach-Object {Write-Host $_.Name -f Yellow}

[sa16]

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If sorting by old name is not needed, then one point is enough:
1)
Rename mask: file name [C62000][N]
Search for: (\d{5})(.*)(\d{5})(.*)
Replace with: $2$1$4