Quick Guide
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The workflow in ReNamer is a simple 4-step process:
- Add files or folders for renaming.
- Add renaming rules.
PreviewGenerate the new names.- Rename.
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Step 1: Add files
SelectAdd individual files or whole folders for renaming using either the files from various folders and add them to the working area.
Adjustfilter settingsfor adding files and folders (optional step).Add individually selected files (Add Files),orandall files in selected folders (Add Folders),or...buttons, Drag-n-or simply drag-and-dropfilesfrom Windows Explorer (or any other application) into the ReNamer window.
Optionally, adjust the filter settings to fine tune which files and folders get added, including depth criteria and filter masks.
Step 2: Add rules
Add rules to create a sequence of operations.operations Deletefor generating new names for files.
You can use the tool buttons or edit an existing rule. Change the ordercontext ofmenu theto manage rules, including adding, deleting, moving, and duplicating rules.
Allowsadditionanddeletionof rules. Alsochange the orderof anyYour rule
insetsthecanstack.be Clicksavedinasthispresetsareafortofutureadd a rule (or to edit an existing rule, or just move it to a new position in the list).
Step 3: Preview
PreviewGenerate the new names and review the results (check before proceedingrenaming. withAddress any validation warnings.
Pressing the actualPreview renaming).
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Setautooptionspreview option is enabled (e.g.defaulthighlightsetting), which automatically generates new names when you change the rules or the list of files. Additional preview settings offer features like highlighting changednames, experiment with your own text, resolve conflicts, etc.). Click to seepreviewof the new filenamesinandtheresolvingbottom pane (not required inauto-previewmode).
Step 4: Rename
Press thisthe Rename button to rename your files and folders,folders by applying their corresponding new names.