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Or use K J File Manager Latshaw Systems KJ File Manager v3.3.3.zip

How to show your appreciation here. AKA How to say Thank You Tony da Ink posted here for the first time yesterday and then posted again about the sheer amount of posts in this group - over 400 of them. That's an awful lot of stuff to read here for anybody new to this forum, and a hell of a lot of it is a complete waste of space - just people saying thanks - in some places page after page of it; and while it might mean something at the time it'll mean nothing on the next day. I know that it's simple to just click Reply and say thankyou - but that's just the equivalent of the old AOL days when there where pages of people saying Me Too to almost anything posted. If you look at the bottom right of articles posted here you'll see - RIGHT NEXT TO THE REPLY ICON - a thumbsup and (not to be used lightly) a thumbsdown button and if you hover your cursor over those two icons you get a choice of 24 replies that run the gamut form from Like to Dumb. When you click one of those icons it does more than just show your appreciation for what you've just read, it adds points to that person's reaction score - which doesn't actually mean a whole lot - does look good in the box with your name and details on the left. Also, beneath those two thumbs buttons and RIGHT NEXT TO the reply icon you can see a single clickable word - [Like] - and hovering your cursor over that will give you a further choice of reaction icons from ThumbsUp through Love and HaHa to Wow, Sad and Angry.

DCK923-929 by Code and Artist [Hidden Content]

Hey there To add to what @Ninieblhz has sent, please find attached some tracks below. Please note they are not KV versions though. [Hidden Content] My apologies for any repeats with the Annie Get Your Gun tracks! All the best - ADNA

I use [Hidden Content] , it does limit to 5 downloads daily though.

Ok. You do the moving the number to the end of the file first with the dash and spaces. The next step after you have renamed and end up with "Inoj - Time After Time - KV009200 - .zip" is to reset and then go up above the "Move/Copy Parts (6)" section and in "Last n" of the "Remove (5)" section, click 3 times up arrow . Make sure the filename(s) are always highlighted. So now you've (1)moved the number to the end and Renamed and then you have to (2)clean up with the Remove (5) and Rename again. I would divide this process into two or more steps. I'm saying click "Last n" up arrow 3 times because it looks like you have a space, then a dash and then a space at the end of the file name With each Rename of the file, remember to reset or erase previous input changes. Hopefully this helps. I'm open to more questions about this if the instructions are not clear.

Thank you and Tylos for this, for some reason they wouldn't download for me from Onedrive.

Thank You Sir.

hey, you can find the files here (courtesy of Tylos): MCH24AU

Thank You

RE: KV, I definitely removed the numbers or put them at the end of the file name. Made txt file of the whole folder (all of my files are in just one folder), simplified the path names by replacing and then uploaded the txt file to ChatGPT. It told me what I had doubles in. Simple as that. My eyes are not so good so this ChatGPT will be a helpful tool in some cases. Here for Windows: Bulk Rename Utility The software above can do this and works great: Move/Copy (6) Move a section of text to a different place. This section allows you to move or copy a fixed number of characters form one part of the string (start or end) to another (start, end or position). You could do this with Regular Expressions, but this gives you an alternative. So for example, if all your filenames end with a unique 6-digit sequence code, and you'd rather have this at the start of the filename, then this is the simplest way to achieve it. You can also specify a separator in the field Sep.