Rename files or foldersRename one or more existing files or folders. The format control tags are supported. Parameters
Specifies a full-qualified path and filename. The standard Microsoft MS-DOS wild cards are permitted in the file-name position. Multiple file names may be specified by separating entries with a semi-colon. For example: c:\documents\*.*, c:\documents\*.doc;*.jpg;*.inc. It will have unpredictable results, if you use the relative paths.
Specifies one or more source file names which don't move at this operation. Also, each file name must be terminated by a single semicolon, and standard Microsoft MS-DOS wild cards, such as "*", are permitted in the file-name position. The wild cards name "*.*" does not allowed.
Specifies whether the search finds the source files which names match the case of characters in the Files or folder name exactly.
Specifies whether the search extends to the subfolders of the Source folder.
Specifies the new name for the file or folder, the format control tags can be placed in the name position, for more information about the format control tag, please see the remark.
Specifies the action when the destination name has been used by another file or folder, it can be:
Specifies whether to rename the folder.
Specifies how to use the sequence number. With the option checked, all files use one index number, it makes sure that the name of the file is uniquely under the specified folder, no matter where it is.
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| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
| <s> | Original file name. |
| <sl> | Original file name in lowercase |
| <su> | Original file name in uppercase |
| <lx> | Get left x characters from the original name |
| <llx> | Get left x characters from the original name in lowercase. |
| <lux> | Get left x characters from the original name in uppercase |
| <rx> | Get right x characters from the original name |
| <rlx> | Get right x characters from the original name in lowercase |
| <rux> | Get right x characters from the original name in uppercase |
| <ix,n> | Get a substring from the orginal name n characters from the original name, starting at position x (zero-based). |
| <ilx,n> | In lowercase, get a substring from the orginal name n characters from the original name, starting at position x (zero-based). |
| <iux,n> | In uppercase, Get a substring from the orginal name n characters from the original name, starting at position x (zero-based). |
| In above i tags, the ,n can be omitted to represent the remainder of the string. | |
| <n> | The index number of the source file in the searching. |
| <n?x> | The index number of the source file in the searching, with prefix characters. The prefix characters will be added until the minimum width x is reached. For example, the index number is 20 and the format control string of the destination name is "<nA5>"(i.e. the prefix character is 'A' and the width is "5".), a new name "AAA20" is generated. |
| <T> | The current time |
| <D> | The current date |
| <y> | Year of the current date |
| <m> | Month of the current date |
| <d> | Day of the current date |
| <h> | Hour of the current time |
| <M> | Minute of the current time |
| <e> | Second of the current time |
Example
| Destination name control string | Generated new name |
|---|---|
| abc.txt | abc.txt |
| <s>.<s> | MacroExpert.txt |
| <sl>.<sl> | macroexpert.txt |
| <su>.<su> | MACROEXPERT.TXT |
| abc-<su>.<su> | abc-MACROEXPERT.TXT |
| <l5>.<l3> | Macro.txt |
| pic<lu5>.<lu3> | picMACRO.TXT |
| pic-<rl5>.jpg | pic-xpert.jpg |
| pic-<n03>.jpg | pic-001.jpg |
| pic-<ll5><n-3>.jpg | pic-macro--1.jpg |
| pic-<D>.<s> | pic-08-05-2005.txt |
| <l5>---<i5>.<s> | Macro---Expert.txt |
| <l5>---<i5,2>.<s> | Macro---Ex.txt |
Note:You could filter files based on the attribute settings of the source files. For more information, please refer to Attributes Filter.
To exclude certain subfolders, the folder name must be preceded by a backslash character \ in the field Exclude mask. For example: \My Pictures;\My Music;.
