Download software tagged by tag rename

FileTiger 1.3 Dual-Window Synchronizer and backup tool for 32-bit Windows(XP, Me, 98/SE, 2000). Emphasizes speed, by providing two folders side by side, for moving, copying, backing up, and getting organized. From Science Translations Software.

GiPo@MoveOnBoot - copying/moving/renaming/deleting files and folders on the next system boot; GiPo@DirMonitor - monitoring changes in the file system; GiPo@Mount - local folders substitution and local/remote drives mounting; and others.

PC Magazine US 2005 Editors Choice "With its unique conveniences, startling speed, and gleaming interface, Directory Opus 8 is the only file manager we find powerful enough to use as a replacement for Windows Explorer."

Web based file manager. It has many standard features like Create, Cut, Copy, Delete, Paste, Rename, Edit, View, Files search and advanced technical features: Directory Tree, Drag-n-Drop, Disk Quota, Context and Drop Down Menu, SSL(HTTPS) support.

Folder Utility - Compare and backup folders. Create matching backup or append changed and new files to backup. Rename files: add date to jpg files, number mp3 files to play in rip order, convert files to upper/lower case. View folder size tree.

Name cleaner software to quickly prepare files created on Macintosh for use on a Windows computer, shortening Windows long file names for use by a Macintosh. Automatically rename files removing illegal characters, adding the 3 characters extension

Add-in for navigating in Excel. It allows you to close, delete, move, rename workbooks, worksheets, names, links, etc. by one click.

AudioSlimmer is an easy-to-use audio converter to create Windows Media Audio 8 files from MP3 or WAV. Decodes WAV from MP3, plays music, manages files. Converts groups of files. Extracts sections of audio files. ID3Tag editor, file rename from ID3Tag

A powerful tool that will change the password of a local account, update logon information for a service or rename the local Administrator account on multiple systems across your Active Directory Domain.