
RENAMER 4MAC MAC
I'm using it on a Core i7 Mac Mini and a Mac Mini with M1 processor.
RENAMER 4MAC UPDATE
I'll update this review if I run into any problems with the app. So, the user interface isn't super intuitive, but that's a small detail. Then I noticed the small light colored triangle / play button and tried that to Apply the change and it worked. I looked for the Apply button, but there isnt' one. In version 6, you need to go to "Find and Replace" to insert text. It has been bought up by another company and the name of the program has been. First, in the old version the workflow was fairly obvious: (1) click and drag files into the app, (2) apply changes in right column, (3) click the Apply button. Renamer4Mac - YouTube If you can get your hands on a copy of Renamer4Mac, I would highly suggest it. A couple things that were a little confusing. I like the colorful interface with version 6. It's a useful app that I benefit from regularly.

However, I continued using the older version because it was more familiar. In 2019, I purchased version 5 just to stay current. I mostly use it for renaming groups of photos to apply a consistent meaningful description.

RENAMER 4MAC CODE
'FUTURE CODE FOR DIRECTORIES ON DIFFERENT DRIVES MsgBox "Cannot rename directories across drives", _ StrSecondDrive = Left(strTarget, InStr(strTarget, ":\")) StrFirstDrive = Left(strSource, InStr(strSource, ":\")) ' Source is a directory, see if drives are the same If ((GetAttr(strSource) And vbDirectory) = _ MsgBox "Cannot overwrite a directory", vbOKOnly, _ If ((GetAttr(strTarget) And vbDirectory)) _ "target file?", vbExclamation + vbYesNo, _ If vbYes = MsgBox("Do you wish to overwrite the " & _ Optional fOverwriteTarget As Boolean = False) As Boolean ' Folders must exist for Source, but do not need to exist _įOK = RenameFileOrDir("C:\TestFolder\test.txt", _įOK = RenameFileOrDir("C:\TestFolder", "D:\TestFolder")

I have a mac, so I think it's Bob.txt - Users/kylefoley/desktop but I'm not sure.
RENAMER 4MAC HOW TO
I'm not even exactly sure how to specify a folder in VBA. So for example let's says I have a folder, names Bob, so I want to rename the 20 docs in it I want to go through and rename the docs in each of the 70 or so folders, I don't want to rename them all at once. I'm trying to write a macro to do it for me and I was told VBA can do it. I have to combine them into one folder, so I have to come up with new names for each document.

I've got about 70 folders, each with about 20 docs in them.
