So for example, a text replace will be performed before a change of case. The specific operations are as follows:ġ) Apply any fixed name-changes from an imported text file.Ģ) Apply any Regular Expression reformattingģ) Remove any file name, or use a fixed name,Ħ) Remove n digits from the start, middle or end of the filename, and optionally remove certain characters, and/or all characters, and/or all digits and/or all symbols and/or all high-ascii characters.ħ) Move any text from the start, middle or end of the filename to the start, middle or end of the filenameĨ) Add any prefixes or suffixes, or apply text to the middle of the filename. Suffixes are added at the end of the filename, i.e.
before any file extensionĩ) Apply any "auto-date" text as a prefix or suffix. "Sep" is the text to insert between the filename and the date "Seg" is the separator between the day, month, year, hour, minute and second segments. Or you can use a custom format.ġ0) Add the containing folder name as a prefix or a suffix, with a user-defined separatorġ2) Make any changes to the case of the file extension, or change the extension.įull details about the various fields can be found here. If you are not using the Regular Expression facility then both the Regular Expression Match and Replace fields must be left blank. The selected files will be renamed according to your selection criteria. You can select multiple files by holding down the SHIFT or CTRL keys. If there are any problems with the rename operation then you will be given the option to roll back (undo) the operation. Remember - you can always preview the new name in the column on the far right. This allows you to refine your criteria before actually renaming the files. To preserve your renaming criteria for the next time you use the utility, look at the Favourites facility.
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