Progitek Rename Files Shareware is a software that allows users to quickly rename files in bulk. It streamlines the process of managing multiple files, saving time and effort.
I recently tried out a file renaming software that allowed me to rename multiple files and documents with just a few clicks. Not only was it safe, but it also allowed me to access all of my files from different locations like my local disc or a network drive. I was impressed with the information it provided about each file and the ability to preview its contents.
The software's principle is to let users access an unlimited number of directories and retain all available files and their attributes. From there, users can select multiple files and apply up to 8 procedures in cascade to rename them. The software also provides a simulation feature, which allows users to cancel any unwanted changes.
To use the software, I had to create a grid of files by selecting them from different directories. The grid displayed the name, extension, directory, size, date, and attributes of each file, which I was able to sort based on my preferences. The grid could be printed from the software or transferred to a notepad. Additionally, I was able to preview some files and edit them using the program that created them.
One of the most useful features of this software was the ability to choose between re-electing all the files in the grid or selecting specific files for simulation. The software allowed me to apply up to 8 procedures to the selected files and showed the result in the simulation column. However, no action would be taken until the user initiates "Simulation towards file disc."
Overall, I found this file renaming software very helpful, especially for those who need to rename multiple files and documents with ease. Its simulation feature, multi-directory access, and sorting options make it a great tool for anyone looking to organize their files.
The software's principle is to let users access an unlimited number of directories and retain all available files and their attributes. From there, users can select multiple files and apply up to 8 procedures in cascade to rename them. The software also provides a simulation feature, which allows users to cancel any unwanted changes.
To use the software, I had to create a grid of files by selecting them from different directories. The grid displayed the name, extension, directory, size, date, and attributes of each file, which I was able to sort based on my preferences. The grid could be printed from the software or transferred to a notepad. Additionally, I was able to preview some files and edit them using the program that created them.
One of the most useful features of this software was the ability to choose between re-electing all the files in the grid or selecting specific files for simulation. The software allowed me to apply up to 8 procedures to the selected files and showed the result in the simulation column. However, no action would be taken until the user initiates "Simulation towards file disc."
Overall, I found this file renaming software very helpful, especially for those who need to rename multiple files and documents with ease. Its simulation feature, multi-directory access, and sorting options make it a great tool for anyone looking to organize their files.
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