Batch Rename Multiple Files (MacMost Now 312)

http://macmost.com/ Learn how to rename a batch of files using Automator in Snow Leopard. You can quickly and easily create a workflow that will allow you to select a group of files or a folder and rename the files replacing or adding text, adding numbers or the time or changing the file extension.

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[isabelidejah]

its necesary if only select a carpet?? i need rename individual files.. i need help please!!! tanks

[macmostvideo]

@isabelidejah Carpet? I don't understand.

[isabelidejah]

@macmostvideo yes, for example i need select 5 files that there are inside of the carpet.... not all... necessarily I have to select everything that is inside the folder?

[macmostvideo]

@isabelidejah I don't understand what you mean by "carpet." If you are looking to rename 5 files, just rename them one at a time.

[iPikailucky]

Hey umm, How do i Change file extension on multiple files??? idk how! can you tell me??!! pleasee

[macmostvideo]

You can use the same technique as described in the video. Try it and experiment. There is a lot you can do.

[strawberrysteve26a]

thank you!! i have moved from window pc to apple mac everything is upside down upside out on the mac but your videos are a great help thank you again!!!

[rayzeromx]

Thanks for this.

:)

[dnichols24]

there was a better way using right click after creating a workflow, but its not available in snow leopard.

[dazerone]

It's such a retarded method, shocked that Mac haven't sorted this out years ago tbh

Thanks for the videos, but useless to me.. in 10.4 Automator is different with no files n folders that Im able to see on the left column...

[mlrjl]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[thedon0926]

thank you this is a great tutorial.. keep up the good work..