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Batch Rename 3.0 Beta for Windows 2000, XP and Vista
What's new in 3.0
- Text search and replace
- Capitalization search and replace
- Easy to use advanced options using a drop down menu
- Quick auto-renaming
- Full Unicode support
- Windows Vista compatible
- Full 256bit AES file encryption
- Same light-weight executable and easy-to-use interface
- And, as before, completely free of adware, spyware, malware, and anything
else you wouldn't want on your computer
Note that this is the RC (release candidate). It does not have an expiration date as the
previous betas did. If you are upgrading from a previous version you may
have to reboot after installing the update to complete the installation.
If you are having problems installing an updated version over a previous version
Because Batch Rename is tightly integrated with Windows Explorer it can sometimes be difficult
to install a new version of the software. The surest method to upgrade Batch Rename is as follows:
- Uninstall the old version. Open "Control Panel"/"Add/Remove Programs" (in Vista "Add/Remove Programs" is called "Programs and Features"). Double-click "Batch Rename" from the list and choose to uninstall it.
- Reboot Windows
- Once you have rebooted, install the new version of Batch Rename using the newly downloaded msi file
Bug reports and suggestions will be appreciated!
* While we do promise future compatibility, and to fix bugs should they be found, please keep
in mind that you use the program at your own risk. Renaming system files and encryption
(forgetting your password, for instance) can result in loss of data.
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