#1 : 25/06-25 18:17 Nick
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Hi, I've used Advanced Renamer for years without any issue. I've been renaming files today and had no issue until just now, when <Inc Nr> suddenly decided to not just start at the specified number, but also zero pad to that many digits. I've never seen this behavior before and it drives me nuts.
For example: <Inc Nr:7> now also zero pads the filename to 7 digits. <Inc Nr:8> to 8 digits and so on and so forth. Trying to rename 01.psd with <Inc Nr:7> now results in 0000007.psd instead of 7.psd. How can I turn this off? Here is a screenshot of my window, perhaps I've toggled something? https://i.imgur.com/jyKcevC.png |
#2 : 25/06-25 18:55 Kim Jensen
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Reply to #1:
You are right. That is not really by design. As far as I can tell the bug has been there for a while. It only happens when the starting number is single digits (2-9). In your case, a suitable workaround is probably to use <Inc Nr:07> instead. I will make sure this gets fixed for the next release. I just released version 4.13 today, so I don't know when the next one will be. |
#3 : 25/06-25 19:04 Nick
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Reply to #2:
Thanks for the workaround! That works perfectly. |