I found this nice feather in another rename tool:
For example, there're 10 files here
file1
file2
...
file10
And there's a txt file, which content is 10 lines:
name1
name2
...
name10
Then the tool renames the 10 files according to the content of txt file, one file per line.
It's very useful for me, especially when I want to rename some mp3 files which names are something like 01.mp3, 02.mp3...to the track name. I simply get the track list from music website, copy and paste to a text file, maybe do a little edit, then rename the files with a mouse click!
Do you think it's a feature good enough to be available in Totalcmd?
Wish for Multi_Rename Tool: Rename according to a text file
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Interesting feature. Of course you would have to have the names inside the txt file sorted in the same order as they appear in TCmd.Raymond wrote:I found this nice feather in another rename tool...

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Normally using latest TC on:
x32: WinXPx32 SP3 (very rarely nowadays).
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Normally using latest TC on:
x32: WinXPx32 SP3 (very rarely nowadays).
x64: Clients/Servers - Win10/Win11 and Win2K16 to Win2K22, mainly Win10 though.
This is what batch does, you really don't need it in multi rename tool. Put following in a text file, save it as "rename1.bat" in the same directory(folder) as your mp3 then double click on it:
---cut below this line----
ren "01.mp3" "good old dos.mp3"
ren "02.mp3" "or bad old dos.mp3"
---cut above this line---
---cut below this line----
ren "01.mp3" "good old dos.mp3"
ren "02.mp3" "or bad old dos.mp3"
---cut above this line---
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Use The Godfather: http://users.otenet.gr/~jtcliper/tgf/It's very useful for me, especially when I want to rename some mp3 files which names are something like 01.mp3, 02.mp3...to the track name. I simply get the track list from music website, copy and paste to a text file, maybe do a little edit, then rename the files with a mouse click!
It can do exactly that for you.
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!