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PhotoTree
Sorting your pictures simply and efficiently in sub folders
Photo Tree is a simple but efficient program to sort pictures in different sub-folders. I needed some Program to sort my ever expending picture folder and wanted them to be in sub-folders with name that will serve as categories so I made this. -
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Image Organizer
Organize image files into folders
Have a large file of images that you want to sort into sub-folders easily? Image Organizer helps you sort image files into folders, with an easy drag-and-drop or keyboard controlled system. Written in C#, using WPF and shows an implementation of MVVM with a few attached behaviors to keep the code behind truly clean. -
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Subtitle Monster
Download subtitles for your movies. Powered by OpenSubtitles.
The idea is simple, download quality subtitles for your movies in the simplest way possible. No more searching for matching subtitles, downloading, unpacking and renaming your subtitles to match the movies. Now you can do all that with two simple steps. 1. Select the folder where your movies are located. 2. Press the Download button :) -
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A Python script that allows you to move files form a Directory to sub-folders based on a Regular expression - useful for managing your monolithic download folder -- Requires PythonCard (http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/)
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