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A new image viewer that has nice features suck as identifying and generating colors from your image, changing colors of your image with color adjustment and color matrix tools, crop & split image for Instagram, TIF / GIF Animated extractor, batch functions : rename, compress, resize and more

Rene is an extended file renamer command line program written in Python for Windows and Linux. Its goal is to be easy to use but powerful. For basic use, the command syntax is as simple as Windows ren and Linux mv yet affords greater flexibility in reusing parts of the original name and formulating its replacement. Features include: -- Automatic name adjustment to avoid existing file names with a choice of parameterized collision avoidance schemas. -- Semantic name selection, for example, of a numeric or alphabetic range, which would otherwise require a program. -- Recursion to specified depth, excluding (or including) specified directories. -- Renaming of files or directories or both. -- Arbitrary numeric and alphabetic sequences can be inserted sequentially into new names. -- Fragments of the original name can be discarded or incorporated into the new name completely, by selected parts, or with a numeric or alphabetic bump up or down.

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Ein Programm, um schnellstmöglich viele Dateien umzubenennen. Haben Sie z.B. viele Bilder, die sie in der Form "Bild-Urlaub_1", "Bild-Urlaub_2", "Bild-Urlaub_3", usw. umbenennen wollen? Dann ist der Multiple File Renamer genau das Richtige für Sie.

This is a program aiming to be simple, easy to use yet fast and available for wide range of distributions. The program is written in Gambas 3. Features: - string deletion - string insertion - string cutting - search and replace - string case switching - numbering - deaccentuation - KDE, Gnome, Cinnamon and XFCE desktop integration - encoding reparation There's a tool which can create chains of the listed features called 'Reactor' It is possible to rename the originals...