Open ReNamer on the source computer, go to the Main Menu » Presets » Browse. How to transfer presets between computers or between multiple installations of ReNamer? See also Application Data Storage for additional information on locating your application data. To backup or transfer the stored presets to an another location or PC, simply copy *.rnp files and you are done. There is also a menu item "Presets > Browse." which will open Windows Explorer with the Presets folder in view. In the top you will see the path to the presets folder (see pictures above). You can tell by launching ReNamer and opening the Presets Manager: "Presets > Manage." (Ctrl+P).
In an installer version, it is normally located in Windows user profile folder. In a portable version, this "Presets" folder is in the same directory as "ReNamer.exe". Presets are stored as plain text files, located in the "Presets" folder. To save a preset in a directory structure you just need to specify the structured path when saving a preset.įor example, "Folder\Preset" will save a preset by name "Preset" in a folder by name "Folder".Īlternatively, you can browse to the presets folder and arrange them using the Windows Explorer. This feature is intended to simply the management of a large collection of presets. The preset files can be structured in a directory hierarchy, as opposed to having them all in a single folder. Finally close the Presets Manager window.Now go ahead and edit the original present (or its copy).A duplicate copy of the preset is created.Select the preset you want to duplicate and then press the button.Press CTRL+S, or use the Presets » Save As menu option.Set the required Filter settings (optional).Create a list of rules ( Managing rules).If you have several presets that you want to push to the top, you can prefix them with something like this: " !1", " !2", " !3", etc.
If you want some specific preset to always appear at the top, you can insert an exclamation mark " !" (or some other symbol that is at the top of the sorting order) in front of the preset name. You can manipulate the order of the presets by renaming them. Unfortunately, there are only 9 shortcuts available, one for every digit from 1 to 9. Shortcuts have the following form: CTRL+1, CTRL+2, etc. ReNamer automatically assigns keyboard shortcuts to presets, so that they can be loaded into the Rules pane with least effort. 2.3 Append an existing preset to current set of rules.
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