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filenames
30 Products Found
- Print Directory
Print directory structures easily, you can customize file lists to fit your own preferences. List filenames, size, date, time, path, extension, attributes, created date and time and MP3 ID3 tags. You can format your output as text, HTML or RTF files
- Simple MP3 Renamer
Rename MP3 files that you download from file sharing programs. No complicated options, just drag and drop your folders / files into the program and click 'Rename'. MP3s will have case corrected, underscores removed, appropriate spaces added.
- Rarissimo
WinRar companion for periodic compression scanning files with streams candidates to an ftp send, compressing with normalized filenames to a target folder and restoring Macintosh structures, filenames and NTFS Win 2K files properties after reception
- KRyLack Password Recovery
KRyLack Password Recovery is a program to recover lost passwords on ZIP, RAR and ACE archives using Bruteforce, Mask or Dictionary attack. Supports Multi-volume RAR archives; Supports a user-defined character set. Autosave feature. Auto Update tool.
- MacNames
Convert Mac filenames to Windows, repair invalid characters, add file extensions automatically to allow PCs to read and work on documents served by Macvolumes. Application or service for mass translation of forbidden names to valid Win conventions.
- PC Audio Converter
PC Audio Converter is a powerful , professional audio software designed to offer a solution for converting audio files. It rips Audio CDs, makes MP3 and WMA album CDs.
Supports WAV, MP3, WMA, and OGG; long JOLIET-filenames; CD-ROM auto-detection;
- Rarissimo File Compression with NTFS for FTP - Site License
Packing file data and streams for use with a standard FTP not only Macintosh specific or transit via a non NTFS partition with sequential filenames to transfer. Initial Mac structures and NTFS W2K files properties are recovered during uncompression
- SearchWin
SearchWin is a Fast Windows Find File Utility that adds Multi-Term 'Search Engine' capability to the Windows File System. It provides greater power and flexibility than Windows native Find File Utility without the overhead of a database.
- My Thumbnailer
My Thumbailer provides for comfort of search and browsing graphic pictures on your computer. This program shows files in BMP, JPEG, GIF, ICO, WMF, PCX, PSD-formats, as well as filenames and picture sizes.
- Photo Captioner
Captioner allows you to quickly review and edit your digital photos. Rapidly replace generic filenames with more meaningful ones. Add Windows compatible captions and search keywords. Rotate sideways photos with no change in file size or quality.
- AnnWebLinks
AnnWebLinks 1.5 allows you to describe, search, sort, import and categorize web links. It is intended to supplement browser favorites or bookmarks. However, it can also store annotated filenames. It is useful for job hunting.
- DDFileCatcher
Copy file infomation to the Clipboard and into Microsoft Word tables and Excel spreadsheets. Runs stand-alone or as an addin launched by Word or Excel. Gets files from multiple folders or searches in Windows Explorer.
- LFNit!
Backs up your long filenames so that you can still use old 16 bit utilities. After 16 bit software has compressed, backed up, copied, moved or tranferred your files, use LFNit! to restore the long filenames with the completely portable .BAT file!
- Image to PDF Command Line Tool
Convert images (JPG,TIF,PNG,GIF,BMP,WMF,EMF,PCX,TGA) into PDF from command line/batch file, with parameters/scripts. Supports wildcard filenames, clickable image stamps (eg company logo), bookmarks and can create simple full screen PDF slideshows.
- SkimEdit
SkimEdit is compact easy-to-use and the same time very fast and powerful notepad replacement. Key features: editing big files (up to 2 Gb), highlighting HTML, show special characters, convert OEM-ANSI, insert filenames from folder.
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