Rename Master V2.9.4    Suggested by Barrette - Updated by infimum on 23 Jan 2010 2MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1962) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (14) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Ralph malph: I've been using this program for awhile and it is a great program. Has every possible way I can think of to rename files. Lets you remove,replace,add,insert, capitalize, etc... It contains a real-time preview of all your changes as you select them so you can determine if it is the right option, and has an undo feature as well if you make a mistake. I havnt even used all the features built-in to this program as it contains many. Very usefull program for me. [2006-05-29 23:49]

 Danho: Very nice and easy to use. Took me several minutes to get use to the Interface but from there after, it was easy to use and quickly manage my music :) [2007-07-23 05:05]

 gbj: I've tried just about every file renaming utility out there and this one is THE BEST - and FREE, too ! Keep up the great work ! [2007-08-26 06:09]

 fenixproductions: The best renaming utility ever BUT the 2.7.6 version was the last simple one. Current releases hurts eyes with changed GUI and very bad controls positioning. I had thought that it is impossible to author to make this tool bad but he did it. I understand the greed for icons but it doesn't explain why elements alignment is so inconsistent and takes so much space. Simplicity has been killed. [2008-03-08 06:53]

 TotalCommander: Such a useless tool when you have TotalCommander. I tried it because there was one thing TC can't do in renaming matters: Rename folders (not files) recursively.

Rename Master doesn't offer that either. So no need for it here. [2008-03-10 18:26]

 Technomancer: Well, I just started using it. It didn't take me long to find the options that I want to use, (EXIF and MP3 Tags), BUT, it would be helpful if there was a 'built in' help page. I sometimes use a PC that isn't connected to the internet, Yeah that might seem strange, but I do work with 'sensitive' databases and a legal requirement is that the computer with the databases must NOT be connected to the internet or a network.

I digress. A 'built in' help page/file would be great.

An excellent program anyway. [2008-03-12 03:14]

 Brent: Great Utility... I would like to ask Technomancer why in the world he is playing on the DB server then? Smart thinking makes the world go around! [2008-03-14 12:51]

 MIIM: it's boring steps 4 small program [2008-05-26 08:43]

 Lare2: It's been updated to "2.9.0" [2008-08-26 14:28]

 ishldgetoutmore: Couldn't figure out how to rename files based on the Year in an MP3 tag, or to do a mass rename of an Album Title tag. It has a few foibles, like wiping out my customized columns when refreshing the page view after a mass rename action. [2009-03-05 12:08]

 carbonize: If you want to download it but don't want to disable your adblocker the url is http://www.joejoesoft.com/cms/file.php?f=userupload/8/files/rmv294.zip [2010-01-23 22:20]

 Ralph: Above link does not work. You have to disable your adblocker. So it's not really freeware for me. There are other renaming tools like this on the market. Forget it. [2010-01-24 11:30]

 carbonize: Yeah I should of tested. Disabling Javascript will enable you to bypass that pathetic "You must disable ad blockers" message. As if seeing the ads is going to make us click them. [2010-01-24 16:49]

 mozkill: I'd say it's debateable that this program could compete with WildRename: http://www.cylog.org/utilities/wildrename.jsp [2010-01-28 13:49]

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