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Country: Australia
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Data Stash is an award-winning clever little security tool that allows you to hide sensitive data files within other files. Select a large bitmap or database file (or any file you'd like to use) as a receptacle, then add the data files you'd like to hide, via an easy drag and drop mechanism. The receptacle file remains FULLY functional. Password protection is also provided, using Blowfish encryption.
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Drag Drop and Replace is a rapid text search and replace utility. Replacing text manually in text files can be tedious if you have to make replacements manually (i.e. opening up of file, running replace from the edit menu, etc), this utility will automate the entire process in an easy to understand GUI. Highly useful for webmasters and the like. Features include preview as well as support of files of up to 4 gigabytes in size.
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Fast Folder Rename allows you to rename multiple folders at once (first of its kind!) just by dragging and dropping from an explorer window. Basic options include changing of first letter to uppercase, all letters to uppercase/lowercase and truncation of characters to suit DOS systems.
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Folder Maker is a batch tool that allows you to create dozens of folders and files effortlessly and easily. Enumeration allows you to number your folders and files, while prefix and postfix options allow total customisation of folder names and file names to aid in categorisation of your files. Enhanced CSV support allows creation of custom folder and file names, provided in a delimited text file.
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Quick File Rename is a full featured world class batch file and folder (2-in-1!) renaming utility that is both easy to use and has features such as Real-time Preview, Windows Explorer Instant Rename integration, incredibly powerful Rules system to perform complicated rename, Exif support (insert Exif dates/times and more), MP3 tag support (Insert artist, title, etc), instant rename by dragging and dropping, regular expressions and a lot more.
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