New version of Siren rename (1.70)

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Anne

New version of Siren rename

What's new in Siren 1.70

1.70 : 2004/03/10
Support of new information extracted from files
Document info and tags: pdf ( information grouped with the office
document ones)
Audio info and tags: mpc (MusePack. Ape1, ape2 and id3v1 tags)

Favorites
You can now keep and access easily to your preferred rename expressions
(except combo)

DOS rename commands file
This ".bat" file will contain the DOS commands that Siren would have
executed

Exif
14 new data extracted, dates in system format ...

Replacement string modifier completed
An optional parameters has been added: search case sensitive
(upper/lower)
For example for the file "AA_aa.txt":
%f("AA","BB",1,2,0)
gives
"BB_BB.txt"
%f("AA","BB",1,2,1)
gives
"BB_aa.txt"

New options:
Display file size in bytes or most appropriate unit (byte, Kb, Mb, Gb)
Empty variable if the associated data is invalid (dates)
Display infotip in the file list
New variable "%sb": size in bytes
%s gives now the size in the most appropriate unit

Many user interface improvements
button to recompute the "future names"
"don't ask again" option during reload confirmation
2 new examples
etc ...
Bugs fixes
Minor modifications


What is Siren?

***Start quote***

Requirements
Windows 98 minimum
(not tested under 95, tested under NT4 until v1.60)

Installation
No installation needed, unzip and run.

Principle
Siren renames in mass files based on the expression you've written.
I advise you to consult the page "presentation"


Features:

Use of expression: every information associated to a file can be used

Name, base name, extension, size, dates et times, dos name, paths ...

Selection number (not depending on the position of the file in the
list)

Numbers in name


Information extracted from files:

Audio: mp3, mpc, ogg, wma, wav

Video: avi, mpg, asf, wmv

Image: tif, jpg, gif, png, pcx, bmp, dib, ico, cur

Exif tags

Karaoke: kar, mid

"Office" document: doc, xls, pot, pps, ppt, mpp, dot

PDF document

Fixed text

System date and time

To each one of these elements, can be applied the following
functionalities

Case modifiers (uppercase/lowercase)

Accented characters to standard ASCII conversion

Substring extractions (fixed and relative)

String replacements and deletions

On the final result some treatments can be applied:

Delete characters

Delete multi characters

Characters replacement

etc ...

Tools will help you to write, keep and reuse expressions (completion,
right click, favorites ...)

Sub-directories recursion
You can work on a complete directory tree

Undo & Redo
Unlimited

"Drop" files and directories
The directory is loaded and the files selected

Image visualization
Even if embedded in a file tag

Creation of DOS batch rename files

Management of the system shortcuts to Siren
Among those, the contextual menu "Send To"

"Basic" functions
All the standard functions like choosing the directory, sort, search,
selection, columns order and appearance are present

Are added to these

Individual renaming (with "F2" like under Explorer)

Automatic selection of displayed columns

Monitor current directory modifications

Call of the shell contextual menu

Set current directory to the Explorer's one

Copy the file list to the clipboard (for Excel, for example)

Delete, "execute" one or more files

Many examples

Two languages: French and English

XP Theme support

No installation required

No writing in the registry

and others that i let to you discover

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I had a lot of pdf-files called "psdfh1.pdf, psdfh2.pdf, psdfh3.pdf..."
etc I had DL'ed from somewhere. Now I was finally able to rename them
by their title or subject info. What a relief! Also you can now add
your often used expressions to favourites and give them a memorable
name.

Windows 98 --> (not tested under 95)
Size: ~300 kb.
Homepage: http://www.scarabee-software.net/
 
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MightyKitten

IMHO the best in this field just got even better!

Thanks for the info!

MightyKitten
 

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