Can anyone recommend file renaming scripts?
I'm typically dealing with hundreds of custom elements delivered
to me on-site and want an easier/faster way to rename and number them.
Mark Butts
http://www.markbutts.com
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Can anyone recommend file renaming scripts?
I'm typically dealing with hundreds of custom elements delivered
to me on-site and want an easier/faster way to rename and number them.
Mark Butts
http://www.markbutts.com
Graphic convertor will renumber every file in a folder in a way that works with Catalyst.Quote:
Originally Posted by markbutts
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11559
Use File->'Convert and Modify'
choose 'Rename' option.
Choose the folder you want to rename.
Click on 'Go' you then get the options for indexing your files.
you can download r-name from download.com . It's freeware and pretty nifty, especially if you want to rename your files back to their old filenames.
Does all sorts of pre and post extensions, numeric counting, the works.
Best of all, It's freeware!
Christian
id never seen this. I havent used it.Quote:
Originally Posted by litemover
On version tracker its:
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14404
i cant see download.com
Thanks guys.
This will save me some time on the next gig.
Mark Butts
http://www.markbutts.com
try bothQuote:
Originally Posted by markbutts
"Lemke Software GMbH has released GraphicConverter v5.2, an updated version of their popular graphics conversion and editing software for the Mac. Dozens of changes have been made to this release, including the ability to export Photo (JPEG) pdb files, support for import of 12-bit color table TIFFs, display zoomed images with bicubic mode, improved WMF import and much more. GraphicConverter costs US$30 to register and works on Mac OS X and "Classic" Mac OS; v5.2 is a free upgrade for registered users who have v4.5 or higher."
I have a paid for copy.Quote:
Originally Posted by jasonrudolph
The core functionality hasnt changed for a while.
the developers keep adding more and more specific functions.