Managing data efficiently is in itself a big art.
This is a neat trick that aids those who are adept at it, to organize the database in a manner that pays off. Being able to fetch a particular file from a trove of data is one huge ability that can pay rich dividends to the user.
Organizing data by giving it more meaningful names means less time is taken up to fetch any particular file as well as precious storage space is utilized to its maximum. Even though a meager amount of storage space is saved due to renaming your files in a conservative manner, this can mean a handsome recovery if the quantum of files that have been renamed runs well into thousands (or more). Here are a few steps you can carry out to rename files by specifically removing spaces from filenames.
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Rename Files via Easy File Renamer
Renaming files is made very easy by Sorcim’s Easy File Renamer. You can happily choose from the 10 different renaming patterns offered by this software. Simply download the program and install it. Now load up all the files which you wish to rename. Choose Remove Text from the Step 2 drop-down menu. Choose appropriately between Remove First, Remove Last and Remove All options. Now click Add Rule located just underneath Remove All. This shall now show you the new name preview for all the files that have been loaded up. If you’re satisfied with the previews, click the green Rename button on the bottom-right corner of the screen. Finally, click Yes (screenshot is given below) to signal your approval of the renaming process.
Manually Rename Files in Windows
Renaming files manually in Windows and Linux can be accomplished by pressing the F2 key once you’ve selected the concerned file. This will make the name section editable and you can easily type in the new name and hit Enter once you’re done. However, a big drawback with this method is that it is an extremely tiring and time taking process, if you intend to rename a whole lot of files in this manner.