Batch File Rename Version History

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• Now when the user attempts to rename files by trimming characters from the end of a filename, they are given the option to trim off the file extension, or to trim the characters that come before the extension.

• Added Code Signing for ease of installation on Mountain Lion (10.8) systems
• Changed icon format for Retina displays

• Added UpperCase + LowerCase feature
• Added links to help items directly from app.

• Added option to sort by position in finder window instead of alpha numerically.

• Improved Replace Entire Name Feature

• Changed the Replace Entire Name Feature so the user can also use it to simply serialize the files. To use the Replace Entire Name feature to just serialize file names, simply leave the New Name field blank. Then, at the next prompt, enter the serial number you want to begin with. You also have the option to start with zero (0) now, which will rename the first file with no dash or number.

• Changed how Mac Batch File Rename handles text files when using the "Rename According to Text File" feature. Now, Batch File Rename will look for all possible new line characters (carriage return, line feed, and any combination of the two)

• Feature Request: Users can now specify the serial number to start with when using the "Replace Entire Name" Feature.

• Minor Bug Fix for Tiger Users - Play sound at end now works

• Fixed a bug with the Serialize Feature

• Significantly improved speed of File Name Sorting (File Name sorting occurs in File Renaming procedures like rename according to text file)
• Updated Versioning Numbers to match Apple Store versioning standards.

• Added feature to change filename case (uppercase/lowercase).

• Added Progress indicator
• Added more detailed renaming feedback in the case of errors, duplicate file names, etc.

• Added Preference pane: Now the user has the option to bypass the start options, and use Batch File Rename as a dedicated droplet. Of course, the options can still be accessed and reset by double clicking on the application.

• Added Rename Entire File Feature.

• Minor Bug Fixes
• Improvements for Snow Leopard (Finder on Snow Leopard is sometimes slow to refresh / update the windows. Batch File Rename will now automatically force-refresh the window for users on Leopard and Snow Leopard. This behavior does not occur for users of Tiger.

• Added replace-text globally feature.

• Increased compatibility with older OSXs (Panther and earlier).

• Added a window Refresh Step (addresses an issue in Leopard).

• Added Serialize Option.

• Even Faster Batch File Renaming Engine, Default Buttons.

• Minor Bug Fixes, Faster execution.

• Original Public Release.

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