Ah, now things are more clear :)
In that case, you were on the right track; try it with:
[N1-7]\[N]
Main difference: you were using a "/" instead of a "\". Don't mix those up!
(Or maybe you like this one better?)
[N1-7]\[N11-]
(Sorry; it seems I'm not allowed to upload screenshots here ...
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- 08.09.2018, 12:32
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Batch move files to different subfolders
- Replies: 3
- Views: 8695
- 08.09.2018, 01:31
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Batch move files to different subfolders
- Replies: 3
- Views: 8695
Re: Batch move files to different subfolders
BAsed on this example, the only thing you would have to do is to rename 2 folders:
- Rename \Photos\2017 01 01\ to: \Photos\2017 01\
- Rename \Photos\2017 02 01\ to: \Photos\2017 02\
That can be done manually or with the Multi rename tool:
Go to the Photos folder
Select both the 2017 xx 01 ...
- Rename \Photos\2017 01 01\ to: \Photos\2017 01\
- Rename \Photos\2017 02 01\ to: \Photos\2017 02\
That can be done manually or with the Multi rename tool:
Go to the Photos folder
Select both the 2017 xx 01 ...
- 07.09.2018, 16:24
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Favorite toolbars: parameters
- Replies: 0
- Views: 8586
Favorite toolbars: parameters
Coming from this thread on the Everything forum (a file search utility), I decided to try this out.
When configuring a new toolbar as follows:
Program or folder: c:\path\to\Everything.exe
parameter: -rename %ActivSelAsDrag&Drop%
Enclose each selected item with " enabled
Upon execution the ...
When configuring a new toolbar as follows:
Program or folder: c:\path\to\Everything.exe
parameter: -rename %ActivSelAsDrag&Drop%
Enclose each selected item with " enabled
Upon execution the ...