I need an app that can rename a huge list of files to "(insert name) 01", "(insert name) 02" and so on and so on or something close to that im not to picky
edit: ow yeh and they have to keep there extentions
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I need an app that can rename a huge list of files to "(insert name) 01", "(insert name) 02" and so on and so on or something close to that im not to picky
edit: ow yeh and they have to keep there extentions
Last edited by Peppers; 08-11-2005 at 09:21 PM.
can you simply do something like "rename insertname*.* newname*.*" at the command prompt?
that would take days to do that with 1000's of files if I wanted to do it nonstop for that long, I want it done for me
Last edited by Peppers; 08-11-2005 at 09:26 PM.
I guess I'm not unerstanding what you are needing. unless there is a specific pattern to your renaming, then nothing automated is going to be able to do the renaming. doing the command above, it will rename thousands of files at once (I have to do that very command when importing custom file extractions from customers).
I'm sure that I'm just misunderstanding what you need exactly though. Sorry that I couldn't be of more help.
No, I think Peppers is misunderstanding. He doesn't realize that the command renames several files at once not one by one.
I know but they are all compleatley differint file types
Last edited by Peppers; 08-11-2005 at 11:00 PM.
as long as there is some common pattern to the name, you can use that command to rename them. By using .* at the end, it will rename files with any file type (and will retain the file type)
if I have the following files
TextFile1.txt
TextFile1.doc
TextFile1.exe
TextFile2.txt
TextFile2.doc
TextFile2.exe
TextFile3.txt
TextFile3.doc
TextFile3.exe
I can type the command "rename TextFile*.* NewFile*.*" and I will get the following files when the command is complete
NewFile1.txt
NewFile1.doc
NewFile1.exe
NewFile2.txt
NewFile2.doc
NewFile2.exe
NewFile3.txt
NewFile3.doc
NewFile3.exe
Is that what you are trying to accomplish? Or is it something more complex?
Personally I use a program called "Total Commander" which is actually a file management utility. Best program I ever used. I can do almost anything I want with this program when it comes to file management. It has a built in tool called "Multi-Rename Tool" which can do exactly what you?re looking for and many other things.Originally Posted by Peppers
Here's a link to their site: http://www.ghisler.com
This is one of those rare programs that I love cause I can do so much with it. It's shareware, but allows you full functionality with no time limit, just asks you to select an option every time when first starting it. I'm sure there is other free stuff, but I use this program for so many other things also.
rjhextension ace freeware utility, once messed about with for 5 mins easy to use
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