Una india explosiva! y la otra ni se diga , el que sufra del corazón que no entre.
WASON BRAZOBAN "Se Murio de Pena"
De Yahaira para uno de apellido Santana de Ensegundos.net
Una de las miles manera de comer el platano. El lector Marcel Pichardo nos dice que esto lo venden "en Santiago, donde lo venden le llaman Platano Loco, C/ Salvador cucurullo Esq. Benito Moncion."
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Yes, we know you have taken a million digital photos over the last year, on your fancy shmancy new camera. And we also know the holiday season is almost upon us. Being the geek that you are, you could not just leave your pictures named digital_image_13456.jpg for your slide shows…
We just couldn't have that now, could we?
Oh, how well we know you.
Wayne from Florida wants AtA's help to create a script that will batch rename his purty pictures. Instead we are going to point him to some FREE software our friend Daniel at HackYourDay blogged about.
The software is called Batch File Renamer (clever eh?) from Cerebral Synergy.
Daniel says:
Here's one software that productivity nuts will love. If you've ever needed to catalog files, change extensions, add something to a filename in large batches you know the suffering that is "right click, select, type, enter" done over and over and over again. If you need a tool that can simply edit filenames, rename extensions and so on in a very powerful, customizable way, read on!…
I set out to find some sort of tool because I need to catalog files in batches of 100 about every two days. I get a batch of stuff in txt format and I need to do the following operations.
- I need the files to be in the following format [ID - Number.txt]
- I also need them in this format [ID - Number.html]
Practically this means that I need "032 - 001.txt", "032 - 002.txt" and so on (all the way to 100), also in .html format and I need to be able to customize all of this because for the next batch I will need "033? at the beginning.
Doing a Google search and trying a lot of free software that popped up I finally found Batch File Renamer. Not a fancy name, not a fancy program, but it gets the job done better than I've seen with other apps. First, head over to the Cerebral Synergy download page, scroll down and download Batch File Renamer.
He was able to change file extensions, mass change file names and it comes with all sorts of other free geeky options! Check out Daniel's article at HackYourDay here and the Free Cerebral Synergy download is here.
Muchos lectores me han preguntado cual es el taller que hace esto?
Given:
Microsoft Outlook - created by Microsoft. Platform: Windows.
Microsoft Entourage - created by Microsoft. Platform: OS X.
Requirement:
Move emails from Microsoft Outlook to Microsoft Entourage.
Common sense suggests:
In Windows, launch Microsoft Outlook, export everything to a .pst file. Copy this file to a USB drive or burn it to a disc. Copy it to Mac OS X, launch Entourage in Mac OS X and import the .pst file.
Well, that's what I thought.
The real solution:
It turns out Microsoft does NOT support email interchange between Outlook and Entourage. I was horrified shocked Not Surprised to learn about this lack of interoperability.
Entourage can only import from it's own archive format .rge or mbox files (text format files). Unfortunately, Outlook can NOT export to either of the two.
After doing some research and reading about convoluted methods of exporting one folder at a time from Outlook, converting those to mbox format and importing it in Entourage, I stumbled upon this nice excellent utility.
It's a Windows application and costs $10. You can download it and pay for it online.
Simply install it on your Windows OS and launch it. It will automatically read your Outlook files and convert them to Mbox format, and PRESERVE the attachments!!
Once the export is over, copy the newly created mbox files and port them to Mac OS X. Launch Entourage and import the files. You will lose Outlook Rules though. Also, the folders will be renamed per ASCII standards i.e. no blank spaces. Blank Spaces will be replaced with underscores.
It's possible that Entourage may suddenly not recognize mbox files either but don't worry - there's a work around. Import the mbox files in iMail. Then, import iMail emails into Entourage.
Another Microsoft horror story? What's your take.
