DOWNLOAD Version 4.0  -  (released December 2002)

RenamerFairy v4.0 is compatible with Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP.

It can be installed as a shell-extension (appears on menu when you right-click multiple files) or as a normal application.

Changes in Version 4.0

• More bug-fixes (no known bugs remaining).
• Added "Application Version" as an alternative to the shell-extension.
• A few minor aesthetic changes.
• Better installer.

Changes in Version 3.0

• Added "Undo" - ability to undo each step of the renaming process before changes are applied to files.
• When renaming a file fails (usually due to invalid characters in the file name) the window will remain open and allow you to change it
• Added a few UI niceties to make it a bit more user friendly
• RenamerFairy now remembers the values stored in each of the form elements between sessions.
• Added option to make RenamerFairy always-on-top, could sometimes get hidden beneath other AOT windows and cause problems.
• Added a configuration dialog to alter some settings:
  • Enable/Disable Always On Top
  • Enable/Disable Remember settings
• Improved select all/deselect all
• Added a nice (but very compact) setup program, no more dodgy .inf files (thanks to NSIS)
• Added a proper Uninstall program (also courtesy of NSIS)

There is no manual for RenamerFairy as it should be quite obvious how to use it.

Notes:

• Files are not renamed until the main "OK" button is pressed and the window closes
  
• Each step of the renaming process must be applied to the files by pressing the "Apply To File List" button
  
• Pressing "Cancel" means that none of the files will be renamed
  
• Use the checkboxes to the left of the files in the file list to decide whether operations will affect those files
• The "WorkSpace" tab can be used to calculate lengths of different parts of the filename. Select "WorkSpace" and then click a file in the list.
• When numbering files, if the files are in the wrong order in the list simply drag-and-drop them to the correct position or click on the title above the list to sort the files alphabetically.