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So in this video, we're going to rename the files.
So let's go into project files.
And what I want to do is I want to bring untitled one.
Someone here control C, control axe to cut.
And to copy and cut.
I'm going to minimize this and I'm only going to wallpaper paste that in a minute.
F two.
And we're gonna call this zero one wallpaper.
Dash zero one.
OK.
Then let's hit enter.
Just open it up.
And now you can see here we have wallpaper one.
So what I want to do now is we're going to hit control alt shift s, OK.
And we're gonna save a JPEG as well.
And you're going to ask, why are we doing this?
OK, well, explain that in a minute.
So now that we've saved this is a JPEG, we can close it out.
Minimize Photoshop.
And so the idea of this is if I go to if I.
Right.
Click and do view and an extra large icons is now we can see what wallpaper one is.
So if I had F to and I copy this control, see, and then I had F two and hit control v I can rename
this file 01 Wallpaper's 01.
And now I know this is wallpaper's zero one.
Now what I want to do is I want to close this and I'm going to bring in more project files.
So we're gonna grab Untitled two to Untitled 10.
We're going to get control.
See the copy control extra cut.
We'll close that out, go into wallpaper and then head control V to paste.
And then we'll refresh this.
And what it will do is bring Untitled two back to the front and we're gonna do the same format.
So we're not going to open all these up.
All we're gonna do is we're gonna go right here.
And I'm a type in zero to wallpaper.
Dash zero two.
And then this one, F2 will be zero three.
Wallpaper dash zero three.
And then this one will be zero for wallpaper zero four.
Dash zero four.
And then we'll do zero five wallpaper dash zero five.
And then this one will be zero six.
Wallpaper dash zero six.
Untitled seven will be zero seven.
Wallpaper dash zero seven.
And then untitled eight will be zero eight.
Wallpaper Dash zero eight.
Untitled nine will be zero nine.
Wallpaper Dash zero nine.
And then the last one ten.
That wallpaper dash zero nine zero.
Dash ten.
OK, so now we've renamed ten files.
But what we want to do is we want to save each one of these, the JPEG.
So now we're gonna open up these 10 first.
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to open up wallpaper to control alt shift s and we're gonna save
this as a jpeg.
We're just gonna give it zero two.
That's fine.
OK.
And then what I want to do is I want to open up zero three.
Same thing.
Control, shift, control, shift us, save it to zero three.
OK, then we'll do zero four control shift control shift as and then save and then seven to zero for.
OK, then we're going to go back here.
Soviet all tab that a go between the program and the Explorer, double click on 05 all control shift.
Say this is a JPEG.
I know this is repetitive, but that's the idea.
I want you to be able to do this without even thinking about it.
06, same thing.
And then zero seven.
Same thing.
Zero eight.
Same thing.
And.
Nine.
K nine.
Save that one and then turn.
OK, so now if I right, click and click on View extra large icons, you can see we can see each wallpaper.
So.
If.
Project manager comes in and says, hey, make me 30 Wallpaper's.
You can give me all these files and say, look, here's the here's the source file and here's the Jopek
of each one.
OK.
Now, that's one way to do it, the other way to do it.
And we're not done renaming.
But what am I do?
I'm the closes for second.
We're gonna close out all these off year controlled W that will close each time out in Photoshop.
OK.
I'm a minimize that and I'm going to bring in the rest of these files.
So let's do all of them.
So we're gonna have control, C control X to copy and cut close that out.
And then we're gonna go to wallpaper and paste that in with control v.
And so.
You can see right here if I open up on 9/11.
I don't wear any clothes that we're going to do the same format.
So we'll do 11:00.
Wallpaper.
Dash eleven will do 12.
Twelve wallpaper dash twelve, untitled 13 will be 13.
Wallpaper dash 13.
14 will be 14.
Wallpaper dash 14.
Fifteen will be fifteen.
Wallpaper dash fifteen.
Then we'll do 16.
Wallpaper dash 16, 17.
17 will be 17.
Wallpaper dash 17.
18 will be 18.
Wallpaper dash 18.
19 will be 19.
Wallpaper dash 19 and 20 will be wallpaper dash 20.
OK then the next row will be 21.
So we're in twenty one wallpaper dash 21.
Then we'll do 20 to wallpaper.
That's twenty two.
Twenty three wallpaper.
That's twenty three.
Twenty four wallpaper dash.
Twenty four.
Twenty five wallpaper dash.
Twenty five.
Twenty six.
Wallpaper dash twenty six.
Twenty seven wallpaper dash 27.
Twenty eight wallpaper dash 28.
Twenty nine.
Wallpaper dash twenty nine.
And last but not least thirty wallpaper dash thirty.
OK so now that we've done that now what we're gonna do is we're gonna go back and we're gonna open up
all these files.
So if I highlight these five out here.
Right.
Click and open with.
Does it open?
It's going to open each one.
And then what we can do is we can go here and do control alt shift control s and save that to 12:00.
That will do this one guy, 14 and 15.
Eleven.
And 13.
Controlled W to close each tab.
OK.
And then if we go back to our wallpaper now, you can see we have.
Had done up to 15.
And then if we go here, we can open up every file.
Right.
Click.
So if you if you had control and then click and then hold shift and click, it will select three rows
here from your starting point.
Your end point.
Then if I right.
Click and do open, it'll open every single file that we selected.
It may go a little haywire.
Just give it a second.
Then we're going to control alt.
Shift us and we're going to save this file and we're going to go right down the road and save all of
them because I'm done.
I want to do a whole control shift.
S to say this file.
Then I'm under 21.
Same deal.
OK, and then we're going to do 25 because there's not an order which is fine, you know, the idea
is we just want to get all these saved as J bags so that we can see what we're working with when we
show our project manager what we've been working on.
Hey, I'll say that, then we'll do 27.
Saima.
And then we'll do 28.
Now there's more files to do.
But what I'm going to do is I'm going to go to 17.
And mean they control W.
And I mean, just see where we're at here.
OK?
So we have 28.
We need 29, 30.
And then so we'll stop at twenty eight.
And close all those out and then we'll keep going from there.
So I'm going to close out the tabs for all the PSA is to the right of 28.
So now we're on twenty nine.
Someone do all control shift us.
We'll save that and then control w then all control shift.
Asked again to save it as a jpeg tape and then we'll do the next one.
Same deal.
Same with this one.
And we're almost there.
Only 26.
And then 30.
And last but not least 20.
OK, then when I'm with someone who control W to close each tab and then minimize Photoshop.
And now when we go in here, if I right.
Click and do view, we go to details and you can see we have.
Wallpaper, too.
And there's a zero two zero three zero four zero five.
Now, what we could do is we could have two and a control see to copy and then F2 and control V and
just go down the line and do this so we can rename is quickly.
OK.
And the reason why you want to do that is this will make it really easy to find the files if you're
looking for the source or if you're looking for the JPEG, its name, the same.
So that way, depending on what format you need it and you have it and it's got the same exact file
structure, you know, which is imperative to have a system.
You don't have to name wallpaper, dash the number, you can name it whatever you want.
And this is just a way to kind of get introduced to it and then create your own system from there.
So like I said, I'm just heading off to and then control CNN, control V and just going right on the
line, just showing how quickly you can do this.
And like I said, the reps really help.
It's really going to make you a faster
worker when you have a good file management skills.
OK.
So I basically went through and did all that here.
So we have all our files renamed
and the next video, we're going to organize the files on the local desktop.
OK.
So we've renamed the files.
Now all we need to do is organize them.
All right.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.