QUICK START If you only want to do simple renaming and don't want to be bothered to learn commands, command syntax and the like here are some SRename functions that perform most frequently used rename operations. Uppercase: SRename <filename> UP Uppercase suffix: SRename <filename> SU UP Lowercase: SRename <filename> LW Lowercase suffix: SRename <filename> SU LW Uppercase first character with the rest lowercase: SRename <filename> LW L 1 UP Uppercase after space: SRename <filename> WD 1,-1 L 1 UP Spaces to underscores: SRename <filename> MT " " TO _ Underscores to spaces: SRename <filename> MT _ TO " " Delete spaces: SRename <filename> MT " " DL Delete a group of characters: SRename <filename> MT /:/<chars to delete> DL Rename only the suffix: SRename <filename> SU TO <new suffix> Delete the suffix: SRename <filename> SU DL Clip filename length: SRename <file pattern> M <maximum filename length> DL Replace one string with another: SRename <filename> MT <string1> TO <string2> Swap two strings: SRename <filename> ( MT <string1> TO <string2> MT <string2> TO <string1> ) Delete a string: SRename <filename> MT <string> DL Convert to 8+3 format: SRename <filename> 8+3 Renumber a filename sequence: SRename <first filename> RN <new number> ST <step value> Add a number to a filename sequence: SRename <dir or filepattern> NS *<starting number>* AT <position> If the function that you need isn't described here it may be included in the Directory Opus button bank that is included in the SRename package. If it still isn't then you will have to read the rest of this manual to see if it can be built.