Step-by-Step instruction
- This step-by-step instruction shall give you an idea of working with JMP3Renamer
and the functions you can use.
After starting JMP3Renamer, it looks like this:

- After the start of JMP3Renamer you should have a look at the settings and change them
to fit your needs. Select Options->Edit in the menubar to do that.
Apply your changes by clicking on OK.
JMP3Renamer is able to save your settings, so you have to do this only
after the first start of JMP3Renamer.
- Select the directory with Select a directory, which contains the files,
you want to rename. All files with supported fileformat will now be listed on
the left. If you see some files you don't want to rename, you may remove them
by selecting them with the mouse and pressing the "Delete"-button of your keyboard.
Note:
After opening a directory, there may appear this icon next to the filenames:

That means, that the file is write protected or opened by another program.
This file will be skipped while renaming the files.
At this moment, JMP3Renamer should look like this:

- Now we will have to get some data for renaming. Therefore we click on one of the PlugIn-buttons
on the right. You will now see the user interface of the plugin you have selected and be able
to get some data.
The data will be shown in the middle of JMP3Renamer. Now we can have a look at the data and edit
one thing or another. Therefore select one of the entries in the middle of JMP3Renamer.
On the right, there will be shown the dataset according to the "New Filename" you have selected.
The user interface should now look like this:

- The last thing we do is, to edit the data we fetched with help of the plugin. We may edit
one dataset by doubleclicking on and changing the value of a dataset entry, or we use the
the text functions integrated in JMP3Renamer to edit all datasets. With the help of these
functions we can specify the leading zeros of the tracknumber, or change the notation of
all words to "Capitalized", "UPPERCASE" or "lowercase".

- Now we are able to rename the files: Select File->Rename in the menubar