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FileWrangler has now had a complete overhaul of the user interface, renaming engine, and direction for filewrangler has so much that is new, yet still familiar, it would take a manual to explain it all. Click here to download the manual. Key features:
- Built for 10.5 and higher
- Completely new modular, drag-and-drop interface
- QuickLook support, to preview your files before renaming
- Folders as well as files may be renamed
- Save interface choices as sets and choose sets to load upon application launch
- Save multiple violation character
What's New
Version 2.0.1:
- Add new collapsible Filter and Builder wells. Great for those with limited screen real estate or who just want to see any many files as possible at all times.
- Fixes a bug with window redraw when the window is made very, very small.
- Prepares app for Mac App Store.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Downloads:27,167 |
| Version Downloads:3,029 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:14 Nov 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $15.00 |
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FileWrangler has now had a complete overhaul of the user interface, renaming engine, and direction for filewrangler has so much that is new, yet still familiar, it would take a manual to explain it all. Click here to download the manual. Key features:
In the meantime, please keep up with the latest news on filewrangler 2 at my software development blog
- Built for 10.5 and higher
- Completely new modular, drag-and-drop interface
- QuickLook support, to preview your files before renaming
- Folders as well as files may be renamed
- Save interface choices as sets and choose sets to load upon application launch
- Save multiple violation character sets
- Multiple levels of undo, even after renaming a batch of files
- The Toolbox: your filtering and renaming tools are a click, or a drag, away
- File list view options for icon, file path, file size, and more
- Sort the file list by clicking any column header
- Delete individual line items to target your intended files more directly
- Automatic updates thanks to the hard work on the Sparkle Framework
- Live preview of your interface changes keeps you informed of the effect of your choices at all times
- Options for protecting yourself from critical invisible, system, and application files
In the meantime, please keep up with the latest news on filewrangler 2 at my software development blog
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cpattersonv1 reviewed on 13 May 2011
The builder concept is a neat idea, but if you have to have 8 renamer boxes to strip out most of the bad Unix and dos characters it takes some time to set it up. The ability to save the previous set is a nice idea. On the illegal characters under preferences there is an option to save the custom character list, but it does not show in the dropdown once it's created.
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Isilver reviewed on 14 Jul 2010
As he says, it's a totally new version with a new, minimalist interface that took me a few minutes to figure out how to complete my first task, but it's as quick as ever. Where's that manual ... looks great, thanks.
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Anonymous reviewed on 10 Nov 2004
I think it may be more complete and easier than Renamer4Mac, which I've been using: it has crashed some, but usually is fine. That's why I searched for a more stable product: I think this is it. Will followup in weeks.
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Nov 2004
The controls are intuitive, and it is comforting to see three versions of the naming convention available (essentially past present future)
I also like how everything is in the interface. The menubar is essentially unused.
I like it! Good work.
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cpattersonv1 rated on 13 May 2011
jugaor rated on 21 Feb 2011