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gooseattack
Jun-08-2005, 07:44 PM
I remember reading somewhere that you can download a software/patch that allows you can change file names in bulk. Can anyone direct me to that link?

I take a large some of pictures at once. All file names look something like IMG_4028.JPG. I would like to name it "Superbowl Party 01.JPG" and so forth, so that the words "Superbowl" and "Party" are automatically set as the keywords. This might also increase Google search results (I'm not sure about this) -- Though the words "Rachel" might come up in page 402,693,203 in the search results :D

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gooseattack
Jun-09-2005, 01:27 AM
I may have mis-read it somwhere, but does anyone know of any programs that would do a batch file name change?

Most of my images are named like IMG_3813.JPG (automatically name by my Canon digital camera)
Let's say that I have 50 images in this folder, and I would like to individually name them "Superbowl Party 01.JPG", "Superbowl Party 02.JPG" and so forth...from these IMG_3813.JPG, IMG_3814.JPG files.

Does anyone know of a program that does these bulk/batch file renaming?

Thanks a bunch! :):

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Nikolai
Jun-09-2005, 06:35 AM
Its File Browser (v7, CS) or Bridge (CS2) can do just that.

If you don't have PS, it's relatively easy to create an app/script/batch file that would do it for you.. That would require certain programming skills, though:scratch

patch29
Jun-09-2005, 06:44 AM
You can always check VersionTracker (http://www.versiontracker.com/) and search for renamer.

Khaos
Jun-09-2005, 06:59 AM
Windows XP allows bulk name change.

Select all the files. Right click on the top file, then rename it, for example superbowl 2005, it will then rename all the selected files in numbered order as such: superbowl 2005 (1), superbowl 2005 (2), etc.

Nikolai
Jun-09-2005, 08:12 AM
Windows XP allows bulk name change.

Select all the files. Right click on the top file, then rename it, for example superbowl 2005, it will then rename all the selected files in numbered order as such: superbowl 2005 (1), superbowl 2005 (2), etc.
Thought of it on my way to work, but by the time I got here you beat me to it:-):thumb

muddyknees
Jun-09-2005, 11:02 AM
Bulk Rename Utility is one such program (there are others). You can find it here:
http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/Main_Intro.php


I remember reading somewhere that you can download a software/patch that allows you can change file names in bulk. Can anyone direct me to that link?

I take a large some of pictures at once. All file names look something like IMG_4028.JPG. I would like to name it "Superbowl Party 01.JPG" and so forth, so that the words "Superbowl" and "Party" are automatically set as the keywords. This might also increase Google search results (I'm not sure about this) -- Though the words "Rachel" might come up in page 402,693,203 in the search results :D

www.gooseattack.com (http://www.gooseattack.com/)

gooseattack
Jun-09-2005, 11:54 AM
Thanks a bunch! That really helped :thumb