Note: The date format displayed depends on your system settings. You can for example choose to only change the hour, and leave the rest unchanged. Year / Month / Day / Hour / Minute / Second - These filters allow you to choose exactly what parts of each date to change.These checkboxes allow you to choose which ones to modify. Created / Accessed / Modifed - Each file and folder keeps track of three different dates.Change - The filter section allows you to choose what dates you want to modify:.Once this is done, use the set date function as usual.Note that will not be used, but it is needed to separate the various parts of the filename. For example, if your file is named My File.Open the part setup and configure the parts to match as follows:.It's a bit tricky to use, but follow these steps and you'll be fine:
Get from filename - This allows you to extract dates from filenames by settings up correctly to tell Flash Renamer where to find the dates.Subtract interval - This will read the current date and subtract a number of units (eg days or hours) from it.Add interval - This will read the current date and add a number of units (eg days or hours) to it.Start of rename - The source date & time will be when the rename button was pressed.Use modified date - This will use each files' modified date & time as source.Use accessed date - This will use each files' accessed date & time as source.Use created date - This will use each files' created date & time as source.In this case, Flash Renamer will look for the first image in that folder and use its Exif date!
Flash Renamer can extract the date contained in this tag and use it to set the date & time of the file.
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