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169.Batch file rename -- Is there a way to batch rename files with the first line of the file content?

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Description:

Is there a way to batch rename files with the first line of the file content?

Answer:

Hint: You need to Download and install "Replace Pioneer" on windows platform to finish following steps.

Replace Pioneer can easily do it.
1. open menu "Tools->Batch Runner"
2. click 'Pick files', hold shift or ctrl to select multifiles you want to rename
3. change the "set output filename" from ${FILENAME} to:
or
(keep original extension) or
(add 3 digit sequence number)
4. click 'Apply' at right, and check if the new filename is satisfied.
5. click 'File Rename', done!

Screenshot 1: Batch_Runner_Window

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