The file list below the buttons show the rename result in real time, without actually renaming the files!.For example means the name of the file (without the extension), means the first 5 characters of the file name, means a counter, etc. Use placeholders in square brackets to build your new name. From the 'Files' menu, choose 'Multi-Rename tool'.Select the files you want to rename, either with Insert, or the mouse, or with the Plus key on the numeric keypad.You can either go to a search result with the 'Go to' button, or work with the whole file list by clickingĪ: You can use the multi-rename tool like.Start the search with the 'Start search' button.On the second search page, you can search by size, date, and attributesįunction also contains a duplicate file finder.You may search for text contained in the files, using the 'Find text' option.

From the 'Commands' menu, choose 'Search'Įxample: *.doc will search for all Word documents.Go to the directory in which you want to start your search.Q: How do I search for specific files on my Microsoft Word) is already in the list, choose it From the 'Files' menu, choose 'Associate With'.

Q: How do I associate file types with programs?

When you save the file and switch back to the compare tool, it offers to recompare the files.

Switch back to Total Commander without closing the compare tool (Alt+Tab), and load the file in an editor

The differences are shown in blue (text files) or red (binaries).

From the menu, choose 'Files' - 'Compare' by content.

Select the two files you want to compare,Įither in the same window, or one in each window.

Q: How do I compare two files by content? Connect two machines through the parallel port?

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