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    [...] one file at a time. If you’ve ever had to do this manually, you know what a pain this is. Batch Rename makes this painless on selected files and everything within selected [...]

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    [...] Batch Rename Instead of getting a special renaming utility, you can use this workflow to do various things like append words to filenames or completely rename them. [...]

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    How to “Rename from IPTC” ? This action disapear since action pack v3 and didn’t work anyway under 10.5.6 with CS3. Help please !

    Comment by M Plumet — January 15, 2009 @ 7:11 am

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    OH DEAR LORD THANK YOU. I was trying to make this myself, but did not succeed. Thank you so so much.

    Comment by Kristan — November 23, 2008 @ 9:44 pm

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    How can specify casesensitive rename to make every second character of word found to be caps n replace rest with small caps? like if file name is “sabi sin” after rename it should look like “sAbi sIn”.

    nehelp?

    Comment by SAbi — August 11, 2008 @ 4:50 am

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