%screenres{@renamedscreenres} = @screenres;
%thumbnail{@renamedthumbnail} = @thumbnail;
close DIR;

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Change those % signs to @ signs. Make that close a closedir. Aside from that:

I don't really understand what your question is. It seems you want each type of picture to match up, meaning being in the same corrosponding array index. How do you determine if they match up? Do they each have the same name, except for the suffix? If so then sort should work.

The 15 year old, freshman programmer,
Stephen Rawls

In reply to Re: Seeking Wisdom........... Again by srawls
in thread Reorganizing Files in a Directory by wiz

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