some cameras take photos and append it with .JPG  My system doesn&#39;t seem to like that. How do I find and replace text. I thought it would be a simple pipe argument (as shown in &lt;a&gt;) but I was wrong. How do you do it?<br>

I then figured I only have a few in one directory to do so I wouldd do a simple mv command. That didn&#39;t work either &lt;b&gt; So I looked at its man page and discovered th -T option; but that didn&#39;t help any. I googled and found some complex commands and I a s hoping there was a simple way to do it (like my pipe example0.<br>
Is there a simple way to find from / and change the name of multiple files?<br><br>&lt;a&gt;<br clear="all">bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ find *.JPG|mv *.jpg<br>mv: missing destination file operand after `*.jpg&#39;<br>
Try `mv --help&#39; for more information.<br>&lt;b&gt;<br>bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ mv *.JPG *.jpg<br>mv: target `*.jpg&#39; is not a directory<br>bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ man mv<br>bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ mv -T *.JPG *.jpg<br>
mv: extra operand `100_0125.JPG&#39;<br>Try `mv --help&#39; for more information.<br>bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ mv ./*.JPG *.jpg<br>mv: target `*.jpg&#39; is not a directory<br>bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ mv -T ./*.JPG *.jpg<br>
mv: extra operand `./100_0125.JPG&#39;<br>Try `mv --help&#39; for more information.<br>bmike1@Michaels-Laptop ~/Pictures/Flowers $ <br><br>-- <br>:-)~MIKE~(-:<br>