Description:
Batch rename selected files from a directory to the specified prefix and extention, or keep it's own extentions.
Example of usage:
into folder c:\test exist three files named: file1.jpg, photograph.gif and album.exe
From the dir list you select the file1.jpg and the photograph.gif, you type "test" into the "rename prefix" field, 005 into "start from" field, yoy leave 1 into "Increment by" and leave the "Extention" field empty.
If you click the "Rename Selected Files" button, the program renames the file1.jpg into test005.jpg and the photograph.gif into test006.gif and leave the album.exe as is.
Features:
- Batech rename all file from a folder or just the selected.
- Leave their own extention or change all the files extention to the one specified by the user.
- Can rename any file with the specified start number and increment step. It even allows zero formating. For example if you type 001 as a "start from" value and 1 into "increment by" field the next file will renamed to 002 and not 2. This is very important if you want to have correct sorting of the files.
- Preview list of the rename files according to the selected.
- If there is a conflict name into the same directory the program skips the file (does not rename it).
- Filemanager. If you double click any file of the file list, FileRenamer tries to open it with the associated program.
Download and setup:
File Renamer is written using Visual Basic 6.0, and requires the VB runtimes to be properly installed in your system. So if you're experiencing runtime errors or your system indicates you are missing a VBRUNxxx.dll file then you probably need to install or update your VB Runtime .dll files.
The runtime files are available, free of charge, from Microsoft and you can download it from:
Microsoft.com
Download size: (1020 KB)
Contents: ADVPACK.DLL, ASYCFILT.DLL, COMCAT.DLL, MSVBVM60.DLL, OLEAUT32.DLL, OLEPRO32.DLL, STDOLE2.TLB, W95INF16.DLL, W96INF32.DLL
If you already have Visual Basic 6.0 runtime libraries installed, then just download the FileRenamer.zip, by clicking the "Download" icon, Unzip it (with Winzip or other related product) and run the FileRenamer.exe
More information:
http://www.code.gr/filerenamer/
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Friday, March 28, 2008
File Renamer
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