File Details |
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| File Size | 0.4 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | December 24, 2002 |
| Total Downloads | 781 |
| Publisher | SMComTech |
| Homepage | FileNamer |
Publisher's Description
FileNamer works its way through a directory tree; in each directory it renames all the files so that they have the same name as the directory they are in, with a three digit number appended. The following files are effected: jpg, jpeg, gif, bmp, dib, tif, ico, cur, png, avi, mpg, mpeg, rm, ra, ram, and mov. It will create a batch file called Name.bat which you can edit or just run to rename every file in this directory tree. The Files will all have the same name as the folder with a number added to it.
Latest Reviews
radsec reviewed v0.3 Beta on Dec 24, 2002
I don't understand why bother with this program...you can rename mulitple files in windows already...Why would I need an external program to do this?
Modex reviewed v0.2 Beta on Dec 24, 2002
This program has possibilities, especially for collectors of Music or Pictures or any other large collection for that matter. I did try it out very quickly and the creation of the batch job is an excellent idea. The only problem (which I think is quite major) is that the source file names are a 8.3 format with the dreaded ~ filename which is no good at at all for people wanting to rename their files.If the source file in the batch job could be the full correct name, then I think that this could be real useful
Just my 2pence worth.
Happy christmas all... ModeX
radsec reviewed v0.3 Beta on Dec 24, 2002
I don't understand why bother with this program...you can rename mulitple files in windows already...Why would I need an external program to do this?
Modex reviewed v0.2 Beta on Dec 24, 2002
This program has possibilities, especially for collectors of Music or Pictures or any other large collection for that matter. I did try it out very quickly and the creation of the batch job is an excellent idea. The only problem (which I think is quite major) is that the source file names are a 8.3 format with the dreaded ~ filename which is no good at at all for people wanting to rename their files.If the source file in the batch job could be the full correct name, then I think that this could be real useful
Just my 2pence worth.
Happy christmas all... ModeX