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Thursday, April 06, 2006
RenameIt - my second OSS VB.net app
First of all, yes, I cross-posted again. I'm sorry, but that story was big and I couldn't be bothered rephrasing it just for this blog.
Now, onto the subject of RenameIt. Now I've been needing to do some batch renaming of photos recently on Windows, so I thought I would build a batch renaming tool. Yes, I could have downloaded one of the many already built freeware ones, but, where's the fun in that??
So I set about using Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition to make a batch renaming application which would be fully open source under the GPL.
And my result can be downloaded, both an installer and the VB source files. Enjoy, and if you like it, post a comment. It does need the .NET Framework 2.0 installed to run. No, it's not cross-platform, but Linux has many open source batch renamers (KRename, for example), and I don't yet have a Mac.
Get the installer here.
Get the source code here.
Now, onto the subject of RenameIt. Now I've been needing to do some batch renaming of photos recently on Windows, so I thought I would build a batch renaming tool. Yes, I could have downloaded one of the many already built freeware ones, but, where's the fun in that??
So I set about using Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition to make a batch renaming application which would be fully open source under the GPL.
And my result can be downloaded, both an installer and the VB source files. Enjoy, and if you like it, post a comment. It does need the .NET Framework 2.0 installed to run. No, it's not cross-platform, but Linux has many open source batch renamers (KRename, for example), and I don't yet have a Mac.
Get the installer here.
Get the source code here.