Complete File Renamer 4.0

Publisher review:
Complete File Renamer is a multiple file renaming tool. It makes it easy to keep movie, music, image and other file's names consistent and organized. It comes with lots of renaming options, mp3 tag support, instant preview capabilities, a user friendly graphical interface.

Requirements:
* Windows 7
* .Net Framework 3.5

Key features
* Preview your changes instanly.
* Color coded and verbose messages.
* Complete Undo / Redo capabilities.
* Drag and Drop files from Windows.
* Recursively process subfolders.
* Can rename folders.
* Powerful sorting capabilities.
* Case dictionary for custom spelling of words.
* Rename MP3 file with song information
o Supports ID3v1 1.0, 1.1
o Supports ID3v2 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
* Change extension. Change extension case.
* Insert/Delete spaces. Convert characters.
* Change filename case.
* Replace text.
* Insert text.
* Delete text.
* Add numbers. Fix existing numbers
Requirements:
.Net Framework 3.5

Operating system:
Win7 x32,Win7 x64

Release notes:
Major Update

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