#1 : 27/05-24 19:31 Anden And
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Hi
I just found Advanced Renamer - via a friend, seems like a very VERY nice tool! After having used some time on it, testing...then I do now know how to do this: I by accident renamed an entire folder with 5000+ images to the same date and time plus a counter in the end, NOT a succes!! :) Now I would like to rename them back based on "CreateDate", does anyone know how this could be done? |
#2 : 27/05-24 20:08 Miguel
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Reply to #1:
Hello Anden. The New Name method will help you with that. If you want to keep the current name: New Name: <Name> - <Date Created:yyyy-mm-dd> (if you want to add hours-min-sec use this instead <Date Created:yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-ss>) If you want a completely new name: New Name: <Inc Nr:1> - My New Name - <Date Created:yyyy-mm-dd> Adding a counter at the beginning will avoid problems with names. You can also use the Add method: Add: <Date Created:yyyy-mm-dd> This will add the creation date to the current name. You can put it at the beginning or at the end of the name. Miguel |
#3 : 27/05-24 23:57 Delta Foxtrot
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Reply to #2:
Hi all, I just wanted to add, it seems a lot of people don't get that you can UN-rename any batches you don't want to keep, so you can start from square one on the next try at renaming. Best regards, DF |
#4 : 28/05-24 07:09 Anden And
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Reply to #2:
Hi Miguel Thank you! I was right-clicking on the image itself and totally disregarding that "New Name" in the bottom left corner :) I left a counter at the end so I can sort by date (year,month,day - time) Thanks again! Regards Anden |
#5 : 28/05-24 14:05 Miguel
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Reply to #4:
Glad to help you. Advanced Renamer is very powerfull software. You can learn more taking a look to its guide in https://www.advancedrenamer.com/user_guide/getti ngstarted Miguel |