Rename Now is designed to rename batch files and folders in your way. It allows the users to rename files, folders and even filename extensions by naming with numbers, replacing old names, insert characters or sorting in specific order. Simple and yet helpful program to rename multiple files quickly and conveniently thereby saving them in a clear way!
The standard version has basic but key features and cheaper cost.
The standard version has basic but key features and cheaper cost.
- Rename batch any files, folders and even filename extensions.
- Recursive function to efficiently save your time.
- Replace strings in your
What's New
Version 1.0 (dev shows 2.0):
- Add change case function.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
| Downloads:2,595 |
| Version Downloads:1,675 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:08 Jan 2010 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $18.85 |
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Rename Now is designed to rename batch files and folders in your way. It allows the users to rename files, folders and even filename extensions by naming with numbers, replacing old names, insert characters or sorting in specific order. Simple and yet helpful program to rename multiple files quickly and conveniently thereby saving them in a clear way!
The standard version has basic but key features and cheaper cost.
The standard version has basic but key features and cheaper cost.
- Rename batch any files, folders and even filename extensions.
- Recursive function to efficiently save your time.
- Replace strings in your filenames.
- Insert any strings in your filenames.
- Add counters to your filenames (file01.dat, file02.dat, file03.dat,¡)
- Preview the new filenames automatically to show the updates timely.
- Sort filenames and related information into numerical orders.
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How about some original functionality? Here's one, just off the top of my head: examine the innards of various file formats to rename things. (Say, rename a bunch of generic pictures based on the EXIF date. Sure, I can do that in about 5 seconds using jhead, but that might make your software worth $0.99 instead of $0.00 to folks who want to avoid the shell.)
Certainly someone spending a little while longer thinking about it might come up with other things that might justify spending TWENTY DOLLARS on a piece of rather simple software that renames files.
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I believe this to be quite fair; I would not want to take the time to install something like this that seems fairly worthless to me, yet I'd still like to provide my input. Thus, I can leave a comment without affecting the product's rating by those who have fully reviewed it. If you don't like reading critical commentary, then perhaps you should just ignore comments/reviews/etc altogether.
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Anyone can already do this, it's called AUTOMATOR
Apple makes it, and it's already installed on your system.
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Sure, it could be cheaper, but I don't think $19 is too much for something that could save many hours of time and aggravation.
I've used a similar app for renaming thousands of files, and I'm sure glad to have it!