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Oops! Crash with noew version 8.16 - Version: 8.16, 4/23/2009 11:40AM PST
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JonYo
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- Oops! Crash with new version 8.16
By far the best renamer utility - Version: 8.1.3, 3/30/2009 04:31AM PST
django--2008
I've been using it for seven years now, and it never went wrong. From year to year, it has improved and came to be the most complete, easy to use and safer utility of its kind. Responsive developer.
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Does it all. 
- Version: 8.0, 9/17/2008 05:03PM PST
John Spannenburg
I believe I've probably tried every other renaming utility out there and, at various times, one or other has had some unique feature that I found useful enough to keep me coming back to that program and not using ABFR. Not any more.! As of version 8 ABFR now appears to have the superset of functions of all other renamers and I need no other program. It's also a bonus that the interface is well thought out and quite easy to master. Some of the other programs are, no doubt, powerful but you need to be a total propellor head to have a fighting chance of getting them to do anything useful. If you are a photographer shooting any sort of volume at all ABFR will pay for itself in a single shoot. Highly recommended.
PowerMac G5 OSX 10.5.6, move from ABFRX 8.15 to 8.16 -> immediate crash upon launch OH THE HUMANTIY AGgghhhh!
However, if I do a "Get Info" on ABFRX and turn on "Open in 32 bit mode" it seems to launch and operate fine, so I guess it has something to do with 64-bit mode on PPC machines.