Hi
can i reanme files and create a folder structure
for example i want to rename test.txt
i tried to use the \ but it doesn't work
rename test.txt for name to C:\job\home\test.txt?
and a secon question
can i use the rename pluing to create subfoder like
C:\x\y\test.txt
thanks
Multi rename tool: how create subfoder structure?
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giulia, TC is able to create missing directories since 8.01. But it always appends resulting name to file path, so you can't move files to another drive, and you can't directly move files to a directory that is outside file's directory.
However you can move files to any directory within same volume, you need to add prefix ..\..\..\..\..\..\..\..\ (repeat ..\ enough times to go to root, one item moves one level up), then you can use parts of current path using [=tc.Path] field, and then you can remove starting part of path using search and replace MRT section.
So, if you rename two files, C:\old\test.txt and C:\old\bin\test.exe, and you want to move them to C:\job\home, you need to use name ..\job\home\[=tc.Path][N] (single ..\ is enough in this case) and type C.\old\ in search field and \ in replace field (you may look at displayed result and correct search and replace strings).
However you can move files to any directory within same volume, you need to add prefix ..\..\..\..\..\..\..\..\ (repeat ..\ enough times to go to root, one item moves one level up), then you can use parts of current path using [=tc.Path] field, and then you can remove starting part of path using search and replace MRT section.
So, if you rename two files, C:\old\test.txt and C:\old\bin\test.exe, and you want to move them to C:\job\home, you need to use name ..\job\home\[=tc.Path][N] (single ..\ is enough in this case) and type C.\old\ in search field and \ in replace field (you may look at displayed result and correct search and replace strings).