Better Rename 10 for Android

11 things about Better Rename 10

1. System administrators, web masters and other power users will appreciate the presence of advanced features, such as regular expression support, conversion to Windows NTFS/SMB compatible names, the ability to import file names from a database, a spreadsheet or any other source that can produce plain or tab-delimited text files.

2. Better Rename takes file renaming to a new level of sophistication by introducing an advanced 64-bit multi-threaded renaming engine that solves many problems that other file renamers simply leave unaddressed.

3. Version 10 adds interactive change highlighting to the instant preview feature, greatly enhances the multi-step user interface and provides a compressive file content & meta-data preview pane making it much easier to handle meta-data based renames and giving you even more confidence in your settings.

4. Better Rename offers a complete set of renaming actions that are organized into 15 categories covering all the text, character, position, conversion and truncation features that you would expect, but it does not stop there.

5. Better Rename knows how to extract EXIF shooting date and time information from digital camera images and exploit them in creating sequence numbers or adding time and date information to the file name.

6. Unlike other tools, Better Rename allows any number of renaming actions to be combined, re-ordered, copied and deleted.

7. The database-backed renaming engine automatically resolves file name conflicts using a range of configurable parameters and prevents deadlocks.

8. Better Rename's user interface supports complex renaming tasks without sacrificing ease and speed of use.

9. The multi-step renaming feature allows multiple renaming steps to be combined to deal with complex renaming jobs in a single operation.

10. Simply drag the files you want to rename straight from the Finder into the large preview table or the application icon.. or use our Finder context menu and hot key.

11. Music lovers can use the built-in MP3/AAC support to exploit the ID3 meta-data tags embedded in most music files to create their own naming schemes for their music collection.