Hello,
to track various file versions I use a naming scheme like "filename - YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM" where the date and time is the time stamp of the file.
May be it is of some help to have something like this at a finger tip.
Best
Thomas
Special rename of files with predefined formats of file meta data
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Re: Special rename of files with predefined formats of file meta data
My favorite way for this is to create a Portable File Association (PFA) as marked in the following screenshot:
You would need to adapt it to your liking by adding the time component to it.
You would need to adapt it to your liking by adding the time component to it.
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Re: Special rename of files with predefined formats of file meta data
for ease of copying..
colons aren't a suitable filename char, change the "datem" to "datec" if you wanted created date instead
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|"Append Modified Date n Time|:rename" \;*>::rename , '* - <datem yyyy-mm-dd hh.nn>';-
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Re: Special rename of files with predefined formats of file meta data
Note that this is built-into the OpenWith menu of the fresh installation:
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|"Append modified date to filename" \;*>::rename , '*-<datem yyyymmdd>'FAQ | XY News RSS | XY X
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