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• Delete
o Collection based, affects all members of the collection in the active split win-
dow.
o Always asks for permission before executing the job.
Delete will trigger a warning message, allowing to change your mind and cancel the operation.
Undo and Redo functions are NOT available in conjunction with Move, Copy and Delete.
13.3.8 ORGANIZE – NEW FOLDER AND RENAME
In the previous sections we discussed the concept of collections whose members are selected by
using check boxes next to every list entry. Along with this concept we have presented three func-
tions which can handle multiple selections at the same time, and which were consequently called
“collection-based”. These features are: Move, Copy and Delete.
There are more functions in the Task bar which work independently from existing collections: Re-
name and New Folder.
13.3.8.1 NEW FOLDER
New folders can always be added, even during the process of compiling collections for batch
processing. Existing collections will remain intact when creating folders “on the fly”.
Tapping the icon [New Folder] in the task bar will create a folder in the visible directory of the active
split window. If necessary, please activate the split window of your choice beforehand by a single
tap inside its frame.
Creating new folders:
1. (Optional) Select a split window by a single tap.
2. (Optional) Navigate to a directory of choice.
3. Tap [New Folder] in the Task Bar.
4. Enter a name using the keyboard.
5. Confirm by tapping [OK] or abort by tapping [Cancel].
13.3.8.2 RENAME
As with creating new folders, renaming of single list entries is always possible, without destroying
existing collections. You can even rename already selected entries without losing collection mem-
berships, if you perform the action in the window where they were selected.
As opposed to collection-based functions, renaming makes use of highlighting list entries. Tapping
on a list entry outside the check boxes will highlight it by adding a thick bar in the background.
Note that the File Manager does not provide collection-based batch rename. This method would
give every file and folder the same name followed by a number. After this procedure all information
to identify a file would be lost. This feature only makes sense when dealing with photos, where you
still have a thumbnail to identify the image. The G9 is a pro audio device and priorities in functionali-
ty are set accordingly.
Rename a file or folder as follows:
1. Highlight the File/Folder in the file list by a single tap. Avoid touching its check box.
2. Tap [Rename] in the Task Bar.
3. Enter a new name using the keyboard.
4. Confirm by tapping [OK] or abort by tapping [Cancel].