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    Personal Renamer - Easy file renaming

    Personal Renamer - Easy file renaming

    Portable Bulk File Renamer, Folder monitor. All in one.

    Renames files just about any way you like. Monitor folders for files and auto rename(Have program rename images when downloaded). Undo, Save settings, Imageview,Drag-drop, and more. File Management made easy. Very good for those pesky PDFs from customer firms that need cleaning. New features on their way, Anyone need a Folder renamer?
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    dotEmmEssGee File Renamer

    .msg file renamer using metadata from Outlook message EMail tags.

    It's Friday afternoon, you need something to fill that last hour. You decide to file your last four weeks worth of emails to the network drives. You drag all the files from Outlook and then start renaming them as useful file names which include the sender, date, recipient etc. You start renaming the file and forget the sent date. You re-open it, read the date, close it, continue renaming and erm....who was it from again!? You rename three messages in five minutes and give up on this task...
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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