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Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

I'm glad to announce the first public release of RegExRename... the mass file renamer for you!

It's (almost) totally based on regular expressions, easy to use, fast and powerful.

http://regexrename.com.ar

Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

Reply #1 –
awesome idea, i've really been missing such a program!    gonna give it a shot later
A riddle is a short sword attached to the next 2000 years.

Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

Reply #2 –
May I suggest an "I Feel Lucky" button :)

Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

Reply #3 –
That's a nice program.
(but still doesn't beat renamefiles imo ..)

Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

Reply #4 –
Or this one: Flexible renamer
This can also swap parts of a filename, like tracknr <-> artist.

Hans

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May I suggest an "I Feel Lucky" button

Like in Google? 
What for?

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That's a nice program.
(but still doesn't beat renamefiles imo ..)

I'll try it, and make RegExRename better 

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May I suggest an "I Feel Lucky" button :)

Like in Google?  :)
What for?

Yes like in Google... it was really meant as a joke (i.e. a typo could be like *really* bad), thus the smiley.

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Or this one: Flexible renamer
This can also swap parts of a filename, like tracknr <-> artist.

I'm trying that too...

BTW, swapping is easy to do with RegEx:

file: "01 - Ramones - Blitzkrieg bop.mp3"

replace
"(\d\d) - (.*) - "
with
"$2 - $1 - "

Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

Reply #9 –
Hey Mordejai!

Your program installed a shell extension "RegExRename".
I hate that without being asked first

Regexrename 0.1.8 Released!

Reply #10 –
win98se:
runtime error 430: class does not support automation or does not support expected interface

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Your program installed a shell extension "RegExRename".
I hate that without being asked first

I'm really sorry about that... I always teach NOT to decide for the user... And look and what I've done...

It will ask in the next version, I promiss.

Meanwhile, you can remove it by deleting the regkey "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\RegExRename"

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win98se:
runtime error 430: class does not support automation or does not support expected interface

It requires VB6 runtimes...

You can get them here

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It requires VB6 runtimes...

I already have those installed

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It requires VB6 runtimes...

I already have those installed

I'll do more extensive tests, then...
BTW, it also requires Windows Scripting Host. But that should be installed by default...
 

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Reply #15 –
that's probably it, I don't have scripting host installed