File Renamer

Renamer

How to use Mass Renamer:

1. Specify action Rename

Rename	Rename files to another name
Copy	Copy files to other name
Batch Zip	Compress files into specified archive.

2. Specify the source and target path. You may have same source and target path. No wildcards is allowed in path at this time. (perhaps in future =)

3. Specify source wildcards, using the following list:

Numbers	/d , /i , /n
String	/s , /t
Everything	/e

For examples, if your file named

01 This is a test.mp3

You may use the following as source

Macro	Describe
/e	/e = "01 This is a test.mp3"
/d /e.mp3	/d = "01", /e = "This is a test"
/d /s.mp3	/d = "01", /s = "This is a test"
/d /2s/t.mp3	/d = "01", /2s = "Th", /t = "is is a test"

All of them can use to specify your file, so if your have the following file in source path, they would be included too.

01 This is a test.mp3

02 This is another test.mp3

9999 Quick Zip is Cool.mp3

4. Specify target wildcards.

You can now use the macro you specified in source wildcard.

For examples, if you use

/d /s.mp3 ==> /+s/3d.mp3

Files will be renamed to

01 This is a test.mp3	THIS IS A TEST001.mp3
02 This is another test.mp3	THIS IS ANOTHER TEST002.mp3
9999 Quick Zip is Cool.mp3	QUICK ZIP IS COOL999.mp3

As you see, number(3) between "/" and macro(d) can limit the size of files, "+" sign can be use to change text stored into macro to uppercase, "-" sign can be use to change text stored into lowercase.

If you wish to have the first letter in uppercase only, you may use

/1s/t.mp3 ==> /+s/-t.mp3

5. Press Next, review the file list, and press OK to start renaming.