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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:27,410 |
| Version Downloads:3,272 |
| 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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Cantello reviewed on 23 Mar 2012
On Windows, I just used ReNamer, with which it was a breeze, however, I have not yet found a replacement for the Mac.
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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.
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cpattersonv1 rated on 13 May 2011
jugaor rated on 21 Feb 2011