May
30
2007
Rename Gobs of Files in Windows with a Few Clicks
Posted by: Matt in Business Solutions, tags: files, freeware, productivity, rename, working-efficientlyHave you ever needed to rename 100 files to include a numbered series? Or maybe edit a set of mp3s that include a bunch of junk text at the end or beginning of the file name?
Here’s a utility for you, 1-4a Rename is freeware and it’s a single executable that when launched provides a variety of ways to rename groups of files. It also includes an undo function. Here’s a small sample of what it can do:
- Capitalize the beginning letter of each word, or make all letters upper case or lower case
- Insert a set of text at the beginning of each file name
- Add a set of numbers to the beginning or end of file names that increment or decrement
- Replace a set of text with different text, or remove it completely (for example change “pol1″ to “policy1″
- Shorten file names to 64 characters
- Filter results to work with in a folder using wildcards * ?
- Restrict changes to file name, extension, or whole name
The list goes on. This is a must have utility for anyone who works with a multitude of files.

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