Naming collision: there are cases, for example, you select a file to rename and that new name would be the same with an existing one in the same location, or a new file has been moved into the same location before the execution of the program. If that's not you want, then replace operations can get what you want. For example, title-case operation will change to upper-case all the characters immediately after the period (.), dash (-), underscore (_), and whitespace characters. The program tries to make the most sense for file naming and renaming.
For example, the replace operations can be used to get the same result of adding or removing (replace something with extra or empty). You can achieve the same result in different ways. Then you can either undo to revert to the beginning, or continue the renaming operation. + Ability to abort a running operation when you are renaming a large number of files. You can undo one-step backward the immediate previous renaming operation. + Ability to preview before, and undo after the change. + Ability to select all files, or individual files in a particular directory location, or recursively all sub-directories from that. Batch File Renamer allows you to rename a large number of files easily, quickly, and safely.
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