Multi Commander Support Forum
Multi Commander => Support and Feedback => Topic started by: cybernick on October 16, 2019, 14:58:02
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I have a set of 20 folders, in each folder are one or more files. Can this program extract the files from the folders and rename them?
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Not sure what you trying to do.. Extract ?? copy ?
You can search the file and then rename them in the result panel or using multirename tool
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If these folders are inside one parent-folder you may switch to Flat View (Ctrl+Shift+B), select files and launch MultiRename (Menu Extensions > MultiRename).
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Re: Mathias Not sure what you trying to do.. Extract ?? copy ?
You can search the file and then rename them in the result panel or using multirename tool
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I want to select all files in multiple folders, rename them and then copy to a different folder.
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(https://prnt.sc/pk39xk)
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Re: Mathias Not sure what you trying to do.. Extract ?? copy ?
You can search the file and then rename them in the result panel or using multirename tool
________________________________________________
(http://prntscr.com/pk39xk)
I want to select all files in multiple folders, rename them and then copy to a different folder.
Thank you,
There are dozens upon dozens of folders, some will be empty. Can I tell the program that IF there is a file in the folder to rename it, and then copy it to a different folder?
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Re: Mathias Not sure what you trying to do.. Extract ?? copy ?
You can search the file and then rename them in the result panel or using multirename tool
________________________________________________
(http://prntscr.com/pk39xk)
I want to select all files in multiple folders, rename them and then copy to a different folder.
Thank you,
There are dozens upon dozens of folders, some will be empty. Can I tell the program that IF there is a file in the folder to rename it, and then copy it to a different folder?
That is a very specific scenario. And you say Rename it.. Then you want some automatic rename.. and then you need some rename rules on how to rename it
So no, not a build in thing like that. You might be able to do it with script.
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I don't know how to write script, but thank you. I was hoping, I guess I'll just do it all manually.