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PowerRenamer 3.2.2

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Tetsuro KURITA

PowerRenamer can change names of selected items in Finder with searching and replacing strings. You can choose a searching condition from some patterns and the regular repression. Also you can add sequential numbers into file names.

What's New

Version 3.2.2:

Fixed a problem of full width parenthesis (Thanks to Endo-san).
Added "Unicode Normalization" in the preferences.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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PowerRenamer User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 3.x:

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Robk commented on 29 Jul 2011

Does this program run under Lion?

[Version 3.2.2]

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Script factory (developer) replied on 15 Sep 2011

I'm sorry to say that I have not tested under Lion.

But It should work. If you have trouble, I will fix it as soon as possible

Cantello replied on 06 Dec 2011

Works without any problems. Now I just have to figure out regular expressions... :-)

Portbcv reviewed on 16 Apr 2011

Does what it says.

[Version 3.2]

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Lumicide commented on 06 Nov 2010

I'm looking to rename a bunch of files with file names like

logfile.s123.uvwxyz.txt

All I really need is the middle part of the file name s123 and the extension .txt. The file name could be easily generated searching for the regular expression .*(d*).* and replacing it with 1 turning it into 123.txt

Unfortunately this software can not do that. It doesn’t make use of 1 in the replace string. Instead it just ignores the and writes a single digit 1.

[Version 3.1.7]

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Fishscale replied on 14 Nov 2010

Did you just copy paste this to all the renaming apps on MU? I just checked namemangler and you have the same post exactly submitted. Please make your comments unique to the app. Show that you actually are taking the time to review the individual app not just post the same thing across multiple apps that do similar things.

Script factory (developer) replied on 15 Nov 2010

PowerRenamer have ability you want.

You can use references to strings which matches groups in the regular expression.
Use $1, $2 ... instead of 1, 2...

For your example, try following setting.

mode : regular expression
search for : D*(d+).*(.[^.]*)
replace with : $1$2

+41

Mutant reviewed on 05 Nov 2010

Fantastic software. Works great, when others have been too weird to use.
Thank you!

[Version 3.1.7]

+42

Tice commented on 05 Nov 2009

Search and replace works well, but numbering seem to have problems: "AppleScript Error: script FileSorter doesn't understand the is_invalied_list message. (-1708)"

[Version 3.1.2]

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Script factory (developer) replied on 06 Nov 2009

Thanks to a bug report.

I will fix it as soon as possible.

Welshpat007 commented on 03 Nov 2009

Hey! This is one damn little useful app! Excellent for those quick little jobs where launching something like a Better Finder Renamer is too much for the task in hand. Highly recommended.

[Version 3.1.2]

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