diff --git a/main.py b/main.py
index 463c90c..2f92dca 100644
--- a/main.py
+++ b/main.py
@@ -584,12 +584,13 @@ class TourDialog(QDialog):
" The 'Page Range' input is disabled as all posts are fetched.
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" A filename style toggle button (e.g., 'Name: Post Title') appears in the top-right of the log area when this mode is active for a creator feed. Click it to cycle through naming styles:"
" "
- " - Name: Post Title (Default): The first file in a post is named after the post's title. Subsequent files in the same post keep original names.
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+ " - Name: Post Title (Default): The first file in a post is named after the post's cleaned title (e.g., 'My Chapter 1.jpg'). Subsequent files within the *same post* will attempt to keep their original filenames (e.g., 'page_02.png', 'bonus_art.jpg'). If the post has only one file, it's named after the post title. This is generally recommended for most manga/comics.
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" - Name: Original File: All files attempt to keep their original filenames.
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+ " - Name: Title+G.Num (Post Title + Global Numbering): All files across all posts in the current download session are named sequentially using the post's cleaned title as a prefix, followed by a global counter. For example: Post 'Chapter 1' (2 files) -> 'Chapter 1_001.jpg', 'Chapter 1_002.png'. The next post, 'Chapter 2' (1 file), would continue the numbering -> 'Chapter 2_003.jpg'. Multithreading for post processing is automatically disabled for this style to ensure correct global numbering.
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" - Name: Date Based: Files are named sequentially (001.ext, 002.ext, ...) based on post publication order. Multithreading for post processing is automatically disabled for this style.
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- " For best results with 'Name: Post Title' or 'Name: Date Based' styles, use the 'Filter by Character(s)' field with the manga/series title for folder organization."
+ " For best results with 'Name: Post Title', 'Name: Title+G.Num', or 'Name: Date Based' styles, use the 'Filter by Character(s)' field with the manga/series title for folder organization."
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"🎠Known.txt for Smart Folder Organization:
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" Known.txt (in the app's directory) allows fine-grained control over automatic folder organization when 'Separate Folders by Name/Title' is active."
@@ -4125,12 +4126,13 @@ class DownloaderApp(QWidget):
The 'Page Range' input is disabled as all posts are fetched.
A filename style toggle button (e.g., 'Name: Post Title') appears in the top-right of the log area when this mode is active for a creator feed. Click it to cycle through naming styles:
- Name: Post Title (Default): The first file in a post is named after the post's title. Subsequent files in the same post keep original names.Name: Post Title (Default): The first file in a post is named after the post's cleaned title (e.g., 'My Chapter 1.jpg'). Subsequent files within the *same post* will attempt to keep their original filenames (e.g., 'page_02.png', 'bonus_art.jpg'). If the post has only one file, it's named after the post title. This is generally recommended for most manga/comics.Name: Original File: All files attempt to keep their original filenames.Name: Title+G.Num (Post Title + Global Numbering): All files across all posts in the current download session are named sequentially using the post's cleaned title as a prefix, followed by a global counter. For example: Post 'Chapter 1' (2 files) -> 'Chapter 1_001.jpg', 'Chapter 1_002.png'. The next post, 'Chapter 2' (1 file), would continue the numbering -> 'Chapter 2_003.jpg'. Multithreading for post processing is automatically disabled for this style to ensure correct global numbering.Name: Date Based: Files are named sequentially (001.ext, 002.ext, ...) based on post publication order. Multithreading for post processing is automatically disabled for this style.
- For best results with 'Name: Post Title' or 'Name: Date Based' styles, use the 'Filter by Character(s)' field with the manga/series title for folder organization.
+ For best results with 'Name: Post Title', 'Name: Title+G.Num', or 'Name: Date Based' styles, use the 'Filter by Character(s)' field with the manga/series title for folder organization.