Renaming Multiple pdf files

I have NUMEROUS pdf files that are Transcripts. The company sent them to me with 0000.lastname.firstname.dob.pdf The 0000 is for non-graduates and there are Transcripts from 1926-1976. Basically, what I would like to do is delete the first
five characters and have the file be lastname.firstname.dob.pdf
Can anyone help me???
THANK YOU!!

This should work:
Get-ChildItem c:\path\to\files\*.* -include *.pdf | foreach {
Rename-Item $_.fullname "$($_.DirectoryName)\$(($_.Name.split(".",2))[1])"
This is with Powershell...
I hope this post has helped!

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