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How to Rename Multiple Files At Once

published 3 months, 2 days ago, submitted by shaharab 3 months, 2 days ago

thetechfaq.com — A cool trick for renaming files in Windows you did not know

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1) Pretty much everybody already knows this
2) This behavior SUCKS.

What would be better?

foo.jpg
foo(1).jpg
foo(2).jpg

or

foo-001.jpg
foo-002.jpg
foo-003.jpg

Why the explorer team went with that () nonsense I'll never know. NOBODY ANYWHERE names multiple files like this. NOBODY.

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Why isn't there a way to "de-kick" articles? This has NOTHING to do with .NET! Just because an article is interesting or useful [which is arguable in this case] doesn't automatically mean it should get kicked. If it doesn't pass the "is related to .NET" test it shouldn't be here, period :)

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Me three. Digg has a "Bury" option. Can we get that here?

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Why are you bothered so much by this?
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