Released a few weeks ago, I bought a Name Mangler 3 license 10 minutes after playing with the trial version because the feature set is fantastic. Name Mangler’s interface is divided in two main panels: the file list and the renaming steps.

The regular price for Name Mangler 3 is $19, but it’s on sale for an astonishing $10 for the next seven days as an introductory special. (Name Mangler 2 users who purchased directly from us can upgrade for $9 for the next 30 days, after which the upgrade price will become $14.) For a video overview of Name Mangler 3, check out the (also available in and formats). While designing Name Mangler 3, we had four objectives in mind: Safe, Fast, Complete, and Easy. After many months of effort, and lots of great feedback from our beta test team, Name Mangler 3 delivers on all four of these objectives. Keep reading to see just how we’ve added features, improved performance, and revised the user interface to achieve our objectives for Name Mangler 3.

Safe Whether you’re renaming dozens or thousands of files, you want it done safely—losing files during a renaming task is simply not acceptable. That’s why Name Mangler 3 includes these features to insure safe renaming: • Duplicate prevention: Creating duplicate filenames during a rename can lead to lost files, as one file overwrites another. That’s why, before you even start a renaming task, Name Mangler 3’s status lights and tooltip text let you know if there’s going to be a naming collision. See a red status light? Check the tooltip for the cause. Name Mangler 3 won’t allow you to rename files until you resolve the duplicate issues. Name Mangler can optionally force names to be unique, too, if you’d rather not worry about this issue at all.

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• Undo mistakes: Make a mistake during your renaming? Don’t worry, Name Mangler 3 can undo the last-performed renaming action. • Block dangerous actions: Name Mangler 3 won’t let you rename files associated with iTunes, iPhoto, and Aperture, as that can cause problems within those applications. Name Mangler 3 also checks files’ write status before renaming, warning you if you don’t have write permission. If your renaming action will remove any filename extensions, you’ll be asked to confirm before proceeding—files without extensions in OS X can be problematic.

The safety features in Name Mangler 3 let you rename your files with confidence, as they provide a safety net you need to help insure nothing is lost in the process. (Of course, you should always have a backup whenever you’re doing anything of a massive scale to your filesystem!) Fast A super-safe renaming app isn’t much use if it’s slower than a large fruit-named computer company is at releasing new versions of its flagship desktop hardwarebut I digress. When renaming thousands—or even tens of thousands—of files, speed is of the essence. That’s why we’ve optimized Name Mangler 3 to deliver speeds like you’ve never seen before. Depending on your computer, hard drive, renaming configuration, and other such variables, Name Mangler 3 can be anywhere from 50 to 100 times (or more) faster than Name Mangler 2.

For example, when renaming 5,000 files, here’s how the two versions compared: In other words, Name Mangler 3 renamed 5,000 files in just 3.3 seconds, versus 203 seconds—over three minutes—for Name Mangler 2. Name Mangler 3 even scales well for huge jobs: A test renaming of 20,000 files took just 25 seconds. If speed is what you need, Name Mangler 3 delivers, and does so without compromising safety. Complete What good is safety and speed if you can’t do everything you need to do? Name Mangler 3 is your one-stop multifile renaming solution. As always, a slew of renaming actions await your use: Find and Replace, Sequence, Add Prefix/Suffix, Insert/Delete, and more. Now, Name Mangler 3 adds to its existing skill set with these powerful new features: • Metadata: Use the metadata browser to insert “data about data”—image dimensions, audio bit rate, etc.—into any renaming operation. Kurs danila delichev s torrentatorrent.

With over 150 metadata fields available, our browser needs to be smart—and it is. As you type, it narrows the list of matching metadata fields, making it easy to find just the one you need. • Multi-step renaming: Need to find and replace text within a bunch of filenames and add a sequence number to their names? In Name Mangler 3, you can string together one or more renaming actions to do everything you need to do in one rename operation.

No longer will you need to reprocess your filenames; one pass is all it takes. • Save presets: Have a renaming operation you use a lot?

Just save it as a preset, and it’s always available. Presets can even be automatically shared across Macs using. • Revisit history: Name Mangler 3 keeps track of every renaming action you perform. Want to re-do that action you ran three months ago, but forgot to save as a preset? No problem; use the history browser to call it up. Make any changes you desire, and your action is ready to use again. • View interim filenames: If you’re performing a multi-step renaming operation, select any step of the operation, and Name Mangler will show you the filenames as of that step, as well as the ending filename.