Thought I'd get back to the forum with a fresh question & stop abusing your good nature over email.

The title's a bit of a misnomer. The photos aren't replicated so much as having the same file name but a different file extension.

As you may have gathered, I'm working through my old photo libraries (from iPhoto) & moving everything into a library of my own making which I view in Adobe Bridge.

The process I'm going through needs to be quite hands on so that I don't miss anything important, but thanks to actions you've written for me along with batch actions I've made in Photoshop & file renaming functions in the finder, much of the pain has been taken out of the hands on process.

I've just discovered a new part of the process that could be made easier.

For reasons that are quite nerdy & tortuous, I'm ending up with tif files in the folder alongside jpgs. (The tif files are rotated versions of the jpgs of the same name.) I then need to manually select the jpgs that have the same name as the tif files & bin them. (See screenshot.)

I'm wondering if an action could be made to do this part of the process?

Yes. 🙂

Okay, thanks. One possible problem: As a necessity of my workflow, the prepend action will need to be run several steps before the "replace files with same name" action. Will it prepend the date stamp a second time?

Cool!