ReNamer:Using presets

A "preset" is a set of rules that is saved with a user-defined name. It can optionally save the Filter setting also.

You can save frequently used sets of rules as presets, and load them instantly. This saves you a lot of time. Without the presets, you would have to compose the same set of rules each time.

ReNamer assigns a keyboard shortcut automatically to each saved preset, so that it can be loaded in the Rules pane with least effort. You can create an unlimited number of presets (but in practice, you would need a maximum of 4-5 presets)

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Save a preset	Create a list of rules (Managing rules). Set the required Filter settings (optional). Press CTRL+S, or use the Presets > Save As menu option. A window pops up: Enter a new name in the Name box, or select one of the existing presets listed below to overwrite it. Put a tick in the check box if you want to save the current filter settings. Press the Save button. The preset is saved. ReNamer automatically assigns shortcuts to all the saved presets in a fixed sequence. The sequence of shortcuts will be CTRL+1, CTRL+2, etc. These shortcuts cannot be edited. Note: At any point of time, you can abort the process by pressing ESC.
Load an existing preset	You can load any of the presets by pressing its shortcut (CTRL+1, etc. see above). If you do not remember the shortcuts, use the Preset > Load menu to see the master list of all existing presets and select a preset from that list.The selected preset is loaded.
Delete an existing preset	Sometimes you may not need a preset any longer. To delete it, follow these steps: Press CTRL+M or use the Presets > Manage menu option. The Presets manager window pops up: Select the preset you want to delete and then press DEL key or the button. Close the Preset Manager window.
Rename a preset	To rename a preset, follow these steps: Press CTRL+M or use the Presets > Manage menu option. The Preset manager window pops up. Select the preset you want to rename and then press F2 or the button. The following dialog pops up: Edit the name (or enter a new name), and press OK. To abort the process at any time, press ESC.
Edit a preset	The preset manager can show the contents of a preset (i.e., settings of all rules and filters) as editable text. You can simply edit the rules and filters by changing the text. To rename a preset, follow these steps: Press CTRL+M or use the Presets > Manage menu option. The Presets manager window pops up: Select the preset you want to rename and then press the button. A warning pops up: File:EditPresetWarning.png Click on Yes. A Notepad (text editor) window pops up with the selected preset: Notice that: This window shows the preset name in the title bar, and all settings (rules and filters). In each rule, the parameters are shown in ParameterName:ParameterValue format. All such pairs are separated by a semicolon (;). Edit the settings and then close the file. A confirmation dialog pops up. File:SaveChangedmpFileDialog.png 7. Click on Yes. Now the preset is edited.
Copy a preset	You may want to duplicate an existing preset and create a variation by editing it (or just take a backup of the preset before experimenting with it). To duplicate a peset, follow these steps: Press CTRL+M or use the Presets > Manage menu option. The Presets manager window pops up: Select the preset you want to duplicate and then press the button. A duplicate copy of the preset is created. Now go ahead and edit the original present (or its copy). Finally close the Presets Manager window.