Fileaze is powerful batch processing software capable of carrying out a wide range of operations on files, folders, FTP, e-mail and HTTP sources. With features such as copy, move, rename, delete, attribute change, text-replace, zip/unzip and encryption/decryption, as well as full support for external commands, scheduling and RegExp, Fileaze is a versatile, reliable tool for managing large numbers of files and folders efficiently.
If you're looking for a tool to help you automate recurrent file manipulation tasks, look no further than Fileaze. This software allows you to execute sequences of operations on a collection of files from various sources, such as folders, FTP servers, e-mail attachments, and web pages.
Fileaze can copy, move, rename, delete, and change attributes and dates of these files. In addition, it supports text replacement, zip/unzip operations, encryption and decryption of collected files, and even uploading to FTP servers or sending out as e-mail attachments. You can also invoke external commands or applications with your files passed along as parameters, giving you access to your favorite tools from within your jobs.
To help you fine-tune your file selection, Fileaze supports Regular Expressions in pattern matching. You can select files from multiple locations within a single job to automate even the most complex tasks.
Scheduled execution is also supported, allowing you to run batch jobs in the background at a fixed time, preset interval, or upon occurrence of events. In addition, Fileaze supports parameterized execution through a set of predefined and custom constants, giving you the ability to customize your job at execution time for multiple scenarios.
With all these features, Fileaze can create batch jobs ranging from the simple to the most sophisticated. It can become a backup tool or a mirroring application, a digital photo downloader that creates date-based folders for smart photo organization, or work as an upstreaming daemon that automatically publishes modified files on the Web via FTP, becoming a web renderer or an online collaboration tool.
Whether you need to encrypt files and upload them to a remote server as an emergency backup or set Fileaze up as a time-based Web downloader for always up-to-date retrieval, Fileaze helps you get things done.
Fileaze can copy, move, rename, delete, and change attributes and dates of these files. In addition, it supports text replacement, zip/unzip operations, encryption and decryption of collected files, and even uploading to FTP servers or sending out as e-mail attachments. You can also invoke external commands or applications with your files passed along as parameters, giving you access to your favorite tools from within your jobs.
To help you fine-tune your file selection, Fileaze supports Regular Expressions in pattern matching. You can select files from multiple locations within a single job to automate even the most complex tasks.
Scheduled execution is also supported, allowing you to run batch jobs in the background at a fixed time, preset interval, or upon occurrence of events. In addition, Fileaze supports parameterized execution through a set of predefined and custom constants, giving you the ability to customize your job at execution time for multiple scenarios.
With all these features, Fileaze can create batch jobs ranging from the simple to the most sophisticated. It can become a backup tool or a mirroring application, a digital photo downloader that creates date-based folders for smart photo organization, or work as an upstreaming daemon that automatically publishes modified files on the Web via FTP, becoming a web renderer or an online collaboration tool.
Whether you need to encrypt files and upload them to a remote server as an emergency backup or set Fileaze up as a time-based Web downloader for always up-to-date retrieval, Fileaze helps you get things done.
What's New
Version 1.0.5: Added support for automatic empty folder deletion
Version 1.0.3: Added detailed logging for FTP action errors and a new option in the job editor’s advanced tab to empty a job’s log file before the job runs (this is useful for jobs involving a huge number of file that can increase the log file size considerably).
Version 1.0: First version released.