Red Hat Linux 6.1: The Official Red Hat Linux Getting Started Guide Prev Chapter 14. The GNOME File Manager Next Renaming Files Renaming files in the GNOME File Manager window or on the desktop can be achieved in two ways. One method of renaming a file is to right mouse click on the file and choose the Properties menu item from the pop-up menu. In the Filename text box you may type in the new name as you wish it to appear. Figure 14-4. File Properties A shortcut method to rename a file is to slowly double click on the filename in the icon view or on the desktop. Make sure the double-click is slow so you do not launch the file but you simply highlight and then click again. At this point the name of the file will enter into the editing mode, your mouse cursor will change to an editing line, and you can type in the new name. Prev Home Next Copying and Moving Files Up Launching Applications From the GNOME File Manager