- Batch Picture Resizer 1.6, Automate It! — In today’s multimedia environment, when digital cameras, Internet and clip-art CDs are almost universal features, there are several frequent tasks, which should be done with a huge amount of pictures at once. It can be something like «resize all my photos», or «watermark my own clip-art», or «rotate and scale images for design» and so on. The idea is: there are multiple images, and you…
- The Rename — All of us have names that we like or dislike, and practically nothing can be done with that. At a pinch, we can use nicknames. Just the same way, files have their names, which you may like or dislike. If you don’t like a certain file’s name, you just have to rename it. It seems to be quite easy at first, but how about renaming hundred of files? You can just get crazy. Alternatively, you can use…
- Rename-It! 3.42, Smart Organization — Selecting good file names is one of the basic ways to becoming organized with your own computer. It doesn’t matter, which software or «by-hand» methods you’ll use to «always know what is where» — none of those methods will work if in your folder you’ve got blah1.doc, blah2.doc and blah3.doc and have no idea what’s inside those files. Unfortunately, Windows Explorer…
- Tiff to Text: A Whole Batch at Once — Recognizing text in image files doesn’t take a whole lot these days: just load the source image into an OCR application, do a couple of mouse clicks, and voila — what was a picture just a moment ago is now a readable, searchable and editable text. Easy enough if you’ve got just a couple of images to be «converted». But how are you going to handle a whole bunch…
- Running Steps - an all-in-one solution for comfortable creation and debugging of batch files — Batch files have been around for almost as long as files themselves and still remain one of the most efficient solutions in a great number of situations, such as manipulations with multiple files, installation and uninstallation procedures, and a whole lot more. Thanks to their simplicity, batch files can be created in any text editor and generally don’t require any special knowledge or skills. However, they can be made…
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