Knamer: A utility software for batch renaming files in a simple and easy way.
If you're looking for a simple and efficient utility for batch renaming files, Knamer program might be exactly what you need. This software was originally developed to meet the creator's personal needs for renaming photographs and TV episodes, but has since expanded to include many more features that could prove useful to others as well.
One thing to note is that Knamer was actually half-written before the creator discovered Krename - another popular renaming application. Despite this, Knamer has proven to be quite stable in the creator's experience, although it may encounter some issues with files that have tricky characters in the name. If you encounter any problems with using Knamer, the creator welcomes feedback and suggests emailing them the exact details so they can work on a fix.
The README for Knamer includes most of the information you'd need to get started, as well as a test file directory for you to experiment with before using the program with your own files. Keep in mind, though, that Knamer's usage differs a bit from other renaming tools, so it might be worth your while to read through the Help tab before diving in. Almost every button or setting in the program has a "What's this?" feature, accessible through the question mark button or Shift + F1.
Knamer's requirements include Kommander, and this latest update has added a disappearing progress bar, improved handling of single quotes, image previews, and an option to show or hide full file paths in the Results tab. There's also an included simple installer script to make setting up Knamer even easier. Overall, if you're looking for a no-frills yet effective renaming tool, Knamer might be worth checking out.
One thing to note is that Knamer was actually half-written before the creator discovered Krename - another popular renaming application. Despite this, Knamer has proven to be quite stable in the creator's experience, although it may encounter some issues with files that have tricky characters in the name. If you encounter any problems with using Knamer, the creator welcomes feedback and suggests emailing them the exact details so they can work on a fix.
The README for Knamer includes most of the information you'd need to get started, as well as a test file directory for you to experiment with before using the program with your own files. Keep in mind, though, that Knamer's usage differs a bit from other renaming tools, so it might be worth your while to read through the Help tab before diving in. Almost every button or setting in the program has a "What's this?" feature, accessible through the question mark button or Shift + F1.
Knamer's requirements include Kommander, and this latest update has added a disappearing progress bar, improved handling of single quotes, image previews, and an option to show or hide full file paths in the Results tab. There's also an included simple installer script to make setting up Knamer even easier. Overall, if you're looking for a no-frills yet effective renaming tool, Knamer might be worth checking out.
What's New
Version 0.10: N/A