Enig med Lars angående i hvert fald Rename Master. Men så er der også 1-4a rename.
Det kan sortere efter en bunke kriterier:
http://www.1-4a.com/rename/download.htmEt lille citat:
Extremely fast sorting
First of all, the sorting it is extremely fast. (Faster than enhanced quicksort). On my AMD650 it sorts 130'000 files by size within 5 seconds.
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Sorts by value, not by ASCII char (optional)
All progs I know sort like this:
pic0022a.jpg
pic012b.jpg
pic100a.jpg
pic12a.jpg
pic1a.jpg
OH-MY-GOD. No human in the world would sort like that. 1-4a rename sorts value sensitive:
pic1a.jpg
pic12a.jpg
pic012b.jpg
pic0022a.jpg
pic100a.jpg
When is that important? If you have numbered files and you want to renumber them, you want them in the correct order before renumbering.
If you like, you can turn that function off and sort like other progs.
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Sort by name, THEN sort by extension
You can sort with different levels, that means you can combine sort: If you're sorting by extension (.exe, .jpg...) what happens if there are 2 files with the same extension? You define it:
"e" sorts by extension.
"ed" would sort by date, if two files have same extension.
"eds" would sort by size, if same date, and so on.
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Enhanced sort options
"n" sort by name
"e" by extension (remember: you can define what the extension is)
"u" or "" unsorted (often missing in other programs)
"l" sort by file length of the fileNAME
"L" sort by file length of the fileEXTENSION
"k" sort by length of filename (name+extension)
"K" sort by length of separator
"z" sort by zodiac (capricorn-saggitarius)
"D" sort by day of the week (monday-sunday)
"t" time, but not date
"d" by date
"s" by filesize
"p" by path (two modes fast/slow)
"r" random
"m" by reversed filename
"b" by reversed extension
"$" by first number in name (b60.txt would be sorted before a400.txt)
"#" by first number in extension
"s" by separator between name and extension
"N", "E", "P", "S" sort by case sensitive name, extension, path, separator
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Sort files, which will be renamed, to top (optional)
Show all the files, which will be renamed at the top. So you don't have to scroll.