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Bulk File Rename is an application developed to rename batches of files by following rules. For example, it can be instructed to remove or replace text, as well as to add prefixes or suffixes.

This is a practical mode of organizing disk directories in a quick manner, without having to manually change the name of each item. It's not designed to rename folders, however.

The only notable factor about setup is that you must have .NET Framework installed. The tool opts for a standard .NET Framework form with a neatly structured layout, where you can indicate a folder whose files you want to rename. These are listed in the main panel as soon as the directory is selected.

When it comes to removal methods, Bulk File Rename is capable of deleting text or replacing it with something else, as well as of applying a wildcard pattern for replacement. It's also possible to add a suffix or prefix to the file names or extensions, keep the case of the original names, or make it upper or lower.

It's important to mention that only selected files are taking into consideration for the renaming operation. The application shows a preview with the original and new names, giving you the possibility to exclude any entries if you change your mind about specific files.

On task completion, you would expect the utility to pop up a message or return to the main window. However, the "Rename" button remains pressed and no action takes place, suggesting the renaming operation is in progress and forcing you to hit either the cancel or close button. A quick lookup in the specified folder should reveal that the names are, in fact, modified.

All things considered, Bulk File Rename Keygen certainly needs more work in the interface department regarding both appearance and functionality. On the other hand, it carried out tasks quickly in our testing, contains handy renaming modes, and supports a preview, an important feature that's overlooked by file renamers more often than it should be.