Just
Select and Rename
To batch rename files in
Windows is now as simple as select and rename.
And if you want to rename
files in more than one folder you can rename recursively down
subfolders or across a group of folders or even across across
multiple drives using FileBoss's powerful search routines and the
resulting Virtual Folders
To Rename files in Multiple folders:
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Collect
the group of files and folders to be renamed
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Select
the files to rename
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Choosing
one of the flexible, powerful renaming methods
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Do it.
Create
the Set of Files to Batch Rename
Use one for the Find functions
The results of any find function is a
File Set allowing you to work on files in multiple folders (and
even drives) together.

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Create a File Set containing all (or
part of) the files and subfolders
Simply select a top-level folder and
then click the Create File Set button. The resulting File Set
allows you to work on files in multiple folders (and even
drives) together.

Select
the Files to Rename
In the following example we have
selected nine files in three folders. The graphic below is from
a virtual File Set created by FileBoss from a search. Using File
Sets allows adding folder names to thousands of files at once.
Of course the same can be done with files selected in a normal
Explore View.

Select
the Rename Command
Selecting the general rename options
will display all the rename panels in a tabbed format.

Add Sequential Numbers to File Names
Click here to see
the power of using Search and Replace to rename files.
Search and Replace Text to Rename
Files
Click here to
see the power of using Search and Replace to rename files.
Change Case
Click here to how easy it is to change the case of file
names.
Change Extensions
Click here to how easy it is to change
file names extensions.
Change
Spaces
Click here to how
easy it is to change spaces renaming files.
Convert to True Short (DOS 8.3) Names
Click here to
how FileBoss makes converting file names to their true DOS 8.3
counterparts.
Rename Files by Adding Parent Folder
to Their Names
Click here to quickly see how to add
parent folders to file names.
Rename Files by Adding File Times to
Their Names
Click here to
how easy it is to file times (created, modified or accessed) to
file names.
Rename Files Individually with Ease
Click here to
how easy it is to file times (created, modified or accessed) to
file names.
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