Note that if you rename the executable as I did, it will also affect the INI name, so if you have prior settings you'd like to keep, you must rename it, too.Īs did others before me (e.g., linuxamp, Kenneth Just, and bryduck at ) I found BRU's UI intimidating: while the folders and filelist view is smallish, you get no less than 14 concurrent control groups for setting the file modification parameters present at all times, with secondary dialogs for some of them.Īfter you overcome your shock, using BRU is quite self-evident and mostly easy, with some really powerful features - my highlight goes to filtering, copy/move, regex, and shell integration (optional).
Haven't tested it (yet) for stealth, but BRU portability is a given - it saves settings to an INI text file in program folder, although it proposes and creates a ' Bulk Rename Utility' folder in Windows " Documents" default location to save " Favourites" from menu " File". Not to mention the nimbleness of a C application (~15MB memory at startup for 64-bit BRU). That feature alone makes BRU stand out amidst the renaming utility crowd. Now, " Javascript renaming", that's a first for me. Javascript renaming, which gives the user total flexibility in how to rename files. Author wrote:many interface changes, improvements and fixes.
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