Shortcut for renaming file bridge

Eric, Thank you for that.

This also works on the Mac, but Mac users have to jump a few more hurdles to get there. (I just tested this.) 

A bit of history: When the Mac first started adding the function keys to the keyboard, they doubled up on their function (no pun intended). For example, F1 will dim your screen, while F2 will brighten it. F10 will mute your computer, while F11 and F12 will decrease and increase the volume respectively. To use these keys as Function keys, the user must co-press the "fn" and Function keys.

Since this is a two-handed operation for functions on the keyboard's left side, I seldom use them. And since I seldom use them for left-side (of the keyboard) functions, I forget that I could use them for right-side (of the keyboard) functions. As I stated above, one first has to select the image to rename, then press the "fn" key AND F2 to start the renaming process. I click once, pause, and click again to reach the same point. As such, I didn't bother to learn about this. 

But I did check, and it works.

Now, before someone pipes up and says, "Hey, don't you know how to turn the function keys on??"

Yes, I do. If you go into Settings, the user can select the Function Keys and turn the slider "On" so that pressing the "fn" key is unnecessary; one only needs to press the Function key itself. However, I'm pressing the volume or video/sound control keys far more than the function keys, so I always have this turned off.

Not control, option shift R and not rename file, batch, which is great, been using, but stil no shortcut for single file, ok just use mouse.

Gary thanks, that'll do it! whew, was going through right click and dropdown. Still the mouse, but lot better than that. I remember the keyboard shortcut to rename -- it was F2 -- guess gone now.