Method 1: Type filenames directly via console
Method 2: Use send to to send filenames to massren (by throw a shortcut to C:\Users\{Username}\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo)
Generated filename buffer from both methods above are different from the order in explorer, this cause problem for number renames
For example, I want to rename 1.txt, 2.txt...100.txt to tvr016.cfg, tvr017.cfg...tvr115.cfg
If the order remains the same, column edition+number pattern start from 016 is enough to do so
But this can't be done since the order of file names in massren buffer is 1.txt, 10.txt, 100.txt, 11.txt...99.txt which should be rename to tvr016.cfg, tvr025.cfg, tvr115.cfg, tvr026.cfg...tvr0114.cfg, this can't be done with one rename pattern
Method 1: Type filenames directly via console
Method 2: Use
send toto send filenames to massren (by throw a shortcut toC:\Users\{Username}\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo)Generated filename buffer from both methods above are different from the order in explorer, this cause problem for number renames
For example, I want to rename
1.txt,2.txt...100.txttotvr016.cfg,tvr017.cfg...tvr115.cfgIf the order remains the same, column edition+number pattern start from 016 is enough to do so
But this can't be done since the order of file names in massren buffer is
1.txt,10.txt,100.txt,11.txt...99.txtwhich should be rename totvr016.cfg,tvr025.cfg,tvr115.cfg,tvr026.cfg...tvr0114.cfg, this can't be done with one rename pattern