Solved Rename Files

Riptorn

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Can someone please help me?.. I have a lot of Pictures in my pictures folder,that start from file number 01-200,they are pictures taken from my camera.The problem is..I need to rename them??, instead of renaming them for eg: Riptorn 1 Riptorn 2,can I rename the whole lot??,instead of seperately doing it?..is there a free program that allows this?.Thank You
Riptorn
 

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Hello Riptorn,

You can do this right in windows explorer. Select the range of files. Right click on the first file and click rename. Type in the name portion (Riptorn in your example) and press enter. Windows will number them automatically. Only thing I don't like is that the numbers are put in parenthesis.
I'm not in Vista at the moment, but if I remember correctly, the first file will not recieve a number. The numbers will start with 2 and you will have to rename that first one(add the (1)) to get everything in order. Would be nice if that could get fixed for W7. Still, it is nice if you have a lot of photos to rename.

Gary
 

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Cheers - that list is a very very comprehensive for freebies that work like a charm and work well on Vista (and particularly x64). It is a good list to have bookmarked.
 

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Hello Riptorn,

You can do this right in windows explorer. Select the range of files. Right click on the first file and click rename. Type in the name portion (Riptorn in your example) and press enter. Windows will number them automatically. Only thing I don't like is that the numbers are put in parenthesis.
I'm not in Vista at the moment, but if I remember correctly, the first file will not recieve a number. The numbers will start with 2 and you will have to rename that first one(add the (1)) to get everything in order. Would be nice if that could get fixed for W7. Still, it is nice if you have a lot of photos to rename.

Gary
Thanks Gary!! Great.
 

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    CELERON DUO
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    4GB
    Hard Drives
    360GB
Cheers - that list is a very very comprehensive for freebies that work like a charm and work well on Vista (and particularly x64). It is a good list to have bookmarked.

Agreed. I don't know if I just missed that one or it was added since I last checked the list. Been a while. Things get added here and the Windows 7 Forums so fast, it is sometimes hard for me to keep up. :o

Take care,
Gary
 

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    NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GTS 256 MB
    Sound Card
    Creative SB X-Fi
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    MX Revolution
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