| User: editor -- 2010-03-02 |
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| Type: Batch file rename |
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| Description: |
| How to batch rename files by adding timestamp of current time? I have many files in a folder, I need to batch copy them to another folder and adding a timestamp for each file. |
| Input Sample: |
| old files: file1.txt file2.txt |
| Output Sample: |
| new files: newfolder\file1_2010-03-02_19:16:17.txt newfolder\file2_2010-03-02_19:16:17.txt |
| Answer: |
| Hint: You need to Download and install "Replace Pioneer" to finish following steps. |
| 1. ctrl-B open 'Batch Runner' window 2. drag all files from Windows File Browser to 'Batch Runner' window. 3. check 'set output filename' option, change the entry of ${FILENAME} to 4. check 'change output folder' option, and select 'newfolder' as output folder. 5. check 'output file' column, and click 'Copy/Download' button, all files will be copied to newfolder with new name. Note: newfolder must be created in advance. |
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