How to use File Renamer from Command line and Schedule your renaming operations

You have seen earlier on how you can save one or more rules in a rule file.
You can apply those saved rules on any files and folder on command prompt.
Now you can Schedule your file renaming task without even opening File Renamer.

Command line parameters

/i - specify a Pipe ( | ) separated list of files you want to rename
/d - specify a directory of files to rename
/r - recursive renaming of files. It process all the sub-folders also. Only works with the '/d' option
/o - specify the File Renamer rule file. It must contain the full path like c:\test\your-rule.ren
/silent - hides status messages.

Examples on how to use it. In all examples below rule file name is "your-rule.ren"

Renames specified files:

/i E:\Test\Clone\101.pdf|E:\Test\Clone\result.Pdf|E:\Test\Clone\105.pdf /o E:\test\your-rule.ren

Renames All files from directory:

E:\Test\Clone\ /o E:\test\your-rule.ren

Renames All files from directory and subdirectory:

/d E:\Test\Clone\ /r /o E:\test\your-rule.ren