Works stand-alone or Integrates with Windows Explorer. To set it up, just use menu Settings - Explorer Integration

Just like in a normal text editor, however there are few more exclusive modes

Explorer Integration

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Keyboard Macro recorder

This records Keyboard input and can play it back. The trick to use a quick keyboard macro is to use various shortkeys such as CTRL-Arrows, SHIFT-Arrows, CTRL+SHIFT-Arrows and combine Ctrl+F3 (Find) and F3

Keyboard Shortcuts

Selecting text with keyboard SHIFT+Arrows Left or RIght - Move cursor while selecting text CTRL+Arrows Left or Right - Jump to next/previous word CTRL+SHIFT+Arrows Left or RIght - jump to next/previois word while selecting it The Words are delimited by space . _ or - Multiline selection Shift+ Up or Down - will exted the cursor to multiline

Column cursor - Click anywhere on the header. Column Cursor spans across all lines, but you can navigate it as a normal cursor

Mouse Operations

Multi-line cursor - Click anywhere on the text and drag down. Multiline cursor can be used as normal cursors (Shortkey: SHIFT+Down Arrow)

Tools - Smart Numbering

The first selected text sets the format (and start number) of the subsequet numbering.

Displaying Full name, name and Extension

You can display in editor Name or extension or both. This helps you edit the names/extensions without being distracted by the other part.

Right Align Text

This will align text to the right, allowing you to multiselect columns aligned to the extension (for example adding date after the filename) After you done, you should press Left Align!

Revert to original

The red arrows on the left side indicating chages are clickable and will revert to the original filename. So is the top arrow on the header which will revert all changes to the original.

TAB - swapping cursor position in multiselection from from front to back, top to bottom. This affects which way the SHIFT+Arrow select text CTRL+F3 - Find Next Selected text F3 - Find Next Instead of going to Find Dialog you can use it directly: select text, press CTRL+F3, it will find the next selected text, pressing subsequent F3 will find more