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Thread ID: 120852	2011-09-29 05:58:00	Renaming images	QW. (15883)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1234418	2011-09-29 05:58:00	How can I rename multiple images, but keep part of the original image file name for each image?	QW. (15883)
1234419	2011-09-29 06:54:00	I Use AF5 File Renamer by Alex Fauland www.fauland.com Its great for reaming or renumbering lots of files at once.	Digby (677)
1234420	2011-09-29 07:06:00	Or Ctrl-A / F2 then rename the first one, the others will go in sequence	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1234421	2011-09-29 07:34:00	Or Ctrl-A / F2 then rename the first one, the others will go in sequence That won't keep the original file names of the images. It will rename them in sequence following the same name as the first file, eg image_01 (1), image_01 (2), image_01 (3) etc. I use LupasRename (http://rename.lupasfreeware.org/). It gives you lots of different options for renaming and does the job brilliantly.	FoxyMX (5)
1234422	2011-09-29 07:42:00	I know thats why I said it. Who cares what they're called. They're only pics	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1234423	2011-09-29 07:54:00	IrfanView	mikebartnz (21)
1234424	2011-09-29 19:37:00	IrfanView +1 http://www.irfanview.com/	Strommer (42)
1234425	2011-09-29 19:37:00	Betterfilerename	Whenu (9358)
1234426	2011-09-29 19:45:00	I have to rename image files all the time & have found the program 'Better File Renamer' the best option by far. You can set all kinds of perameters. It can be found HERE (www.publicspace.net) Demo available but the full version is worth the purchase price IMO.	Paul Ramon (11806)
1234427	2011-09-29 20:51:00	my dos is rusty but I used to use a command line..... Something like "rename old*.jpg new*.jpg". Undoubtedly I'm remembering it wrong but with a bit of research into dos syntax and you could probably write a batch file. Sounds ackward but gets quick and easy with practice. * replaces anything, ? I think replaces a single character.	dugimodo (138)
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