Or if you have the files indexed and you are familiar with using the terminal on your Mac, you could use this short shell script:
#!/bin/zsh
for filename in Δ*; do
[ -f $filename ] || continue
mv -v $filename ${filename:s/Δ/¥/}
done
Move to the directory with the files then invoke it.
Here’s what it does:
- Iterates through the directory in which you have invoked it;
- Looks for files beginning with Δ then;
- Tests to see that it is not a folder (the
[ -f $filename]
bit) and; - Substitutes Δ with ¥ if (2) & (3) are true.
The -v
is the verbose flag which tells mv
to print an action it has taken.
This assumes you only have a single Δ in the filename (ie you don’t use the same unicode in the filename proper itself or it will also get replaced. The script can be modified if that is the case).