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Feb 10 2009
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MR.ABC  completely useless tool

no options, not what you call "renaming"  
(Version 1.2)

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Nov 25 2008

REALSCORPION  :O รจ stupenda questa applicazione  
(Version 1.2)

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Nov 19 2008
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SUNDAYS  It is developed very simple and has not too many options to set.

But it does its job so far.  
(Version 1.2)

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Nov 20 2008

VUKODLAK  so, what can you suggest?   
(Version 1.2)

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Nov 17 2008

ELEGRAPHY  Er....Automator already had this feature.

Use Finder action "Rename Finder items" you have many options to batch rename files base on your selected preference.

I usually use 2 actions in my rename workflow:

Get Specified Finder Items

Rename Finder Items

The best part is, you can save and reuse workflow in Automator. No need to install extra software to achieve the same result.  
(Version 1.1)

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Nov 15 2008

TICE  The name of this app should be numberer or something, because it doesn't rename (i.e. it doesn't replace "x" with "y" in all file names). It just give numbers and a given name like test1.jpg, test2.jpg, ...  
(Version 1.0)

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Nov 15 2008

VUKODLAK  I'm already working for a new version of iRenamer.

The new version can rename directories, too.  
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Nov 15 2008

JIMW  I have absolutely no issue with this product and its interface does look friendly. However their does seem to be a huge number of single purpose file utilities both free and fee based that do a single thing.

In my own experience I have frequently download these, used it one or twice, and forgotten it . Over the years I have garnered a multitude of these utilities, mostly free ones, that land up taking up a lot of space on my hard drive that I have forgotten their purpose until I open them. I rarely purchase "one trick pony" fee based utilities since I find their primary value lies in subsidizing the developers programming education. I also take issue with the 'bait and switch' tactics of some developer to initially offer the product for free in rough form then to add a fee for the update that polishes it form and function.

If the developer intends to charge a fee for the product, it initial release should be labeled a 'Beta' and the future charge should be noted from the beginning. That is what I believe is ethical. Experience has also shown me that frequently, be it free or fee based, single purpose utilities offer a release and perhaps a couple of updates, and then are completely abandoned by their developers, leaving the user or purchaser having to seek a eplacement product.

Please not that the above comments is not a reflection on this developer or their product. If you only need such a tool as this, this product may very well be just what you are looking for. It is just seeing yet another single file utility hit my 'hot button' and I chose to make this comment at this time.

For those that are looking for more functionality than this product offers; wish to avoid the disk space and confusion of multiple single purpose utilities; and the 'bait and switch' tactics that some of the other initially free product developers have produced, I would suggest taking a look at "File Buddy." It is a reasonably priced fee based product that has replaced most if not all my other file utilities. I have found it to encompass most if not all the features that individual products offer, good stability, and a long history of reasonable support and upgrades at a fair price. It is not for everyone however as its interface can be a bit complex for unsophisticated/inexperienced users and is overkill if you just temporarily need to repeatedly do a single function. But it does seem to be a well written program that does it all.

That is why I added it to the list of alternate suggestions - not to cast aspersions on this product, but as a solution for those looking for a good alternative to single function file utilities.   
(Version 1.0)

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