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Name those Files! allows you to quickly and easily get a handle on your ever increasing file collections. You love your new digital camera but the file names are less than helpful. NtF! to the rescue! With NtF!, you just select a source folder and then you can rename all of the files contained therein with a more helpful name that optionally includes a prefix or suffix including the date, numbered counters, custom text, etc.
Your files can be renamed in sequential order by original name, creation or modification date, or even by size. Even better, you can change the case of your
Your files can be renamed in sequential order by original name, creation or modification date, or even by size. Even better, you can change the case of your
What's New
Version 2.1.3:
- Fixed an error that occurred when importing file names from an external text file. If you are having problems choosing a specific text file, while choosing the "Import Names..." item from the action menu, hold down the Option key.
- Minor interface updates.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later.
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| Downloads:6,226 |
| Version Downloads:1,867 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:05 Jun 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $18.75 |
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Name those Files! allows you to quickly and easily get a handle on your ever increasing file collections. You love your new digital camera but the file names are less than helpful. NtF! to the rescue! With NtF!, you just select a source folder and then you can rename all of the files contained therein with a more helpful name that optionally includes a prefix or suffix including the date, numbered counters, custom text, etc.
Your files can be renamed in sequential order by original name, creation or modification date, or even by size. Even better, you can change the case of your file names, search and replace text (included advanced GREP searches using PERL compatible regular expressions), trim text from the start or the end of the original name, change the file extensions (be careful with this-OS X uses those extensions to identify which application to use when opening the document), and even automatically sort the files into folders based on the creation date of the files.
Your files can be renamed in sequential order by original name, creation or modification date, or even by size. Even better, you can change the case of your file names, search and replace text (included advanced GREP searches using PERL compatible regular expressions), trim text from the start or the end of the original name, change the file extensions (be careful with this-OS X uses those extensions to identify which application to use when opening the document), and even automatically sort the files into folders based on the creation date of the files.
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i just use filelist(which is free) though
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jun 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jun 2005
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