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QtCopyChosenOriginals
Copy Original Files based on a set of Chosen Files
Based on a folder with some chosen files, copy those same files, possibly with different types from an originals folder to a destination folder. This is useful if you have a set of photos where you have selected some, and maybe resized them, and now want to get those same files as Raw or the Original size JPG files. -
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Drag-and-drop files/directories/HTML-URLs into a Java GUI. Perform text operations on the files into output files. Operations include concatention, text and regex editing, and other file/string/row/column/script operations.
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Simple command-line directory & file renamer. Use a friendly but powerful syntax (like regex, only much easier) to rename files & directories. Perform string & arithmetic operations, enumerate files, insert timestamps, and other file & system attributes.
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refile is a file renamer which provide a new way to rename files, by concatenation of part which come from the old file, from fixed string or number generator NOT by just an insert, an append or modif. complex renaming can be done in only one pass.
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