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newlight
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#1
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by newlight » 30.12.2008, 06:19
Hello all,
can I use the multi-rename tool to delete the first character from the file names?
I have 200 files in a folder, all their names begin with space. And I would like to get rid of that space
thanks
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ralfso
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#2
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by ralfso » 30.12.2008, 07:12
Use the blue arrow beside the "file name" field in "multiple rename" an you've the solution:
name from x: [n,x]
Regards
Ralf
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newlight
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#3
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by newlight » 31.12.2008, 13:41
Oh, I haven't noticed the blue arrow
Thanks !
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Lyrix
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by Lyrix » 12.03.2009, 22:17
I have a similar thing Im trying to fix, I have a whole list of songs with numbers at the beginning, going like this:
01 - song1
02 - song2
03 - song3
What are the commands I have to use to get rid of the numbers in front all at once to get:
song1
song2
song3
Thanks a bunch.
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matera
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#5
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by matera » 13.03.2009, 05:45
In Name, [n,s]
Everything will be cut off up to the character(s) that you specify.
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Lyrix
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#6
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by Lyrix » 14.03.2009, 15:51
If i put in the [n,s] command in 'file name' it doesnt recognize the command. Please explain to me what Im doing wrong.
Thanks
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uwee
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#7
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by uwee » 14.03.2009, 17:46
In your example is has to be [n,6] .......
Uwe
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Lyrix
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#8
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by Lyrix » 14.03.2009, 18:11
Now it works! Vielen dank!
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