Batch Rename

2008, July 20 - 05:41

Batch Rename v3.0.0.0

Fixed: Issue where expanding the same directory node multiple times in the directory explorer, results in the same directories appending to the node.
Fixed: Issue where the numericupdown controls have a maximum value of 100. The limit is now 65536.
Changed: Project is now compiled using Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.
Changed: Major changes to the GUI.
Changed: Refactoring of project code.
Changed: Renaming of files is now rule based, instead of the static way of renaming files.
Changed: All files are now unchecked by default.
Changed: Uses user's "Folder Options" settings to view hidden or system files.
Changed: Sort is now natural sort instead of alphabet sort. Similar to how Windows Explorer sorts.
Changed: The "Up Folder" button now looks like a standard button.
Remove: File label edit. Not useful.
Remove: The application settings. Had pointless options.
Remove: The menu bar. Having toolbars makes the program's options clearer.
Remove: Move up and down button for moving file index is removed as there is a drag drop feature.

2006, September 29 - 23:24

Batch Rename is a simple program that can rename multiple files and folders easily.

Easy rule system to rename files or folders as it is similar to setting the email rules in Microsoft Outlook.
Keep a specified portion of the file's name.
Rename multiple files or folders in a folder with a single click.
Rename files according to the order shown.
Insert a counter into the file's name.
Insert or prefix or suffix word(s) into the file's name.
Replace word(s) in the file's name with another word.