PFrank

I usually dump all my music into one folder. I guess it was a bad habit that I never really broke myself from. With all these music files dumped into one big folder, my naming of all the files wasn’t exactly neat. I needed to find a free program that would help me in making order out of all this chaos. I found that in PFrank.

So what does PFrank stand for and what does it do? Here is what the developers have to say:

PFrank is an acronym for Peter’s Flexible RenAmiNg Kit. This is a Freeware bulk file renaming program that runs under Windows. With this tool you can easily organize your music files, picture files, or any other types of files.

PFrank comes equipped with many features, some of which you won’t find on any other renaming program. The beauty of this tool is it’s flexibility. You can easily build any renaming command sequence you like, preview all of the results, press the rename button, and you’re done!

With other renaming programs I used in the past, I always had to run them with multiple passes using different sets of renaming sequences until finally I got the names that I required. That was the motivation for writing PFrank. With PFrank you can set things up so that you get the exact names that you want in one pass!

Want to see it in action? Make sure you check out some of the screenshots.

The only nagging thing about PFrank is that there are too many renaming options you can set. It might get a little confusing if you don’t learn what each part of the program does before you use it.

[5.67M] [Win98/ME/NT/2k/XP] [FREE]

[tags]windows,freeware,renaming,file management[/tags]