If youвЂ™re not happy with the preview name and it doesnвЂ™t seem to do what you expected, you can manually adjust the settings and watch the preview file name change in real time. Select one of the files on the right-hand folder menu and a preview file name appears under the New Name column.The way youвЂ™re viewing this list of files will affect the order in which theyвЂ™re renamed, so pay close attention to how the original files are sorted. You can sort the files in the right-hand menu by name, file type, or the date that the digital photos were modified/taken/etc.Use the two large folder menus on the top half of the Bulk Rename Utility interface and navigate to the files you want to rename.New Location (13): Make a copy of the original files, add new file names and place them in a new folder while preserving the original files.Selections (12): Specify which files and folders are displayed in Bulk Rename Utility.Extension (11): Change the file extension (ex.Numbering (10): Add numbers to file names.Append Folder Name (9): Add a folderвЂ™s name to the name of a file within that folder вЂ“ you can even add the names of main folders and subfolders into the same file name.Auto Date (8): Add dates to file names (choose between date Created, Modified, Accessed, Taken, or the Current date).Add (7): Add specific words or characters to file names.Move/Copy (6): Move or copy specific words or characters to different parts of the file name.

Remove (5): Specifies characters and/or words to remove.Case (4): Sets different uppercase or lowercase options for text.(3): Finds specific text and replaces it with new text. File (2): Sets rules for the existing file name (Keep, Remove or Reverse it вЂ“ or specify a new Fixed name).If you donвЂ™t know the language, leave this section alone. RegEx (1): A find-and-replace tool that uses a complex computer language called Regular Expressions.Right Navigation Pane (B): A detailed list-style view of the files and folders inside of whateverвЂ™s selected in the Left Navigation Pane.

Left Navigation Pane (A): A hierarchical tree-style view of computer drives and folders.

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