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| =Renaming Multiple Files=
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| There are times when you need to rename a large number of files or folders at the same time. This is often referred to as "batch renaming," and can be accomplished a number of ways in KDE.
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| == With Dolphin ==
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| Dolphin has a ability to rename multiple files by numbering them, though the functionality is currently limited and only useful in certain situations. One useful application would be renaming a set of photos.
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| Select the files you wish to rename, then right-click on one of them and select "''Rename...''" (keyboard shortcut '''F2'''). You will be presented with a dialogue where you may specify what you want the files to be named.
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| [[Image:Dolphin-rename-multiple.png|400px|thumb|center|Renaming multiple files in Dolphin]] | |
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| The '#' symbol anywhere within the file name will be replaced with a number, starting with '1' for the first file and continuing up for each file after that.
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| == With KRename ==
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| KRename has the ability to rename large numbers of files based on many different criteria, including search and replace, file properties, mp3 & ogg metadata, and many others.
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| KRename can be found in the Kickoff menu in the Utilities section.
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 1 March 2010
I am a Fine Arts major from Ontario, Canada. I also have an interest in computers and graphic design. I started playing with Linux around 2002 and have been using it as my primary operating for about 2-3 years now. I currently run Arch Linux because of the level of control and configurability it, along with KDEmod (a modular set of KDE packages), provides.
Rough drafts below...
Original materials moved to Tutorials/Common Tasks and attributed to you.
