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How to quickly rename multiple files in Windows

Rename multiple files in Microsoft Windows XP
Explorer by following the below steps.
1. Open Explorer.
2. In Explorer select all
the files you wish to
rename.
3. Once the files have
been selected press F2
and type the new name
for the files. For
example, typing "test"
will rename the files to
test, test(1), test(2),
test(3) etc. If you have
show file extensions
enabled, make sure to
also type the name of
the file extension
you're renaming.
If you need each of the files renamed as a
different name, you can also quickly go through
files by following the below steps.
1. Highlight the first file
and press the F2 key.
2. This will open the
rename for the
highlighted file. After
the file has been
renamed press the tab
key to go to the next
file.
Finally, if the above suggestions don't help or you
need a more powerful tool for renaming multiple
files in Windows we suggest the Bulk Rename
Utility.
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Quickly find icon or file in Windows

Quickly find an icon in a group of icons or a
specific item in an alphabetic list of items by
highlighting one of the icons or list items and
pressing the beginning letter of the item you're
looking for. Below are some examples of how this
could be used.
Windows desktop icons - If you have a lot of
icons on your desktop or in another folder
highlight one of the icons and press the first
letter. For example if you were looking for an icon
named "test" highlight any icon and then press
the "t" key. Note: you can also press the "t" key
multiple times to individually highlight each icon
that starts with "t".
Internet drop down list - Instead of scrolling
through a list of options in an Internet drop down
list press the first letter of the option you're
looking for. For example, if you were looking
through a list of states and you wanted "Utah"
press U to automatically scroll down to it.
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