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Skooby Renamer is a utility for renaming files and folders. Because it has its own Finder-style file browser, it can be used independently of the Finder. No need to drag files into the application for renaming - they're in there already. Skooby Renamer comes with a mini-app which gives you instant drag-and-drop renaming capability from the Finder or any other file-browsing application. Features: Finder-style column browser with sidebar for easy file selection. Thumbnail viewer for easier browsing of images. Flexible and powerful New Name options, with name, number and datestamp elements. Options for altering existing filenames, including find/replace (regex supported), trim, remove specified characters, change case, make Windows and/or UNIX compatible, plus many more. Quick-n-easy "Simple" renaming set. Pixel-size calculation and EXIF extraction for image files. Rename MP3 files with ID3 tags Presets - create and save sets of renaming options which can be retrieved and applied at a stroke. Presets can also be used with the Widget. File preview drawer gives full-size preview of file contents. File system search by filename, type, date, with regex support. Four different types of rename operation - Rename; Copy & Rename; Move & Rename; Copy Rename & Move.

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Format:SoftwareSize:820 KB
Date:Oct 2006Version:1.2.5
License:PurchasePrice:$29.95
Platform:Mac
System Req:Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher

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