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PixName 1.11

filesize: 5.04 MB

Replace the filenames produced by digital cameras with filenames which are meaningful to the users.

Published:
Feb 20, 2006
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License
Shareware
Cost
$25.00
OS:
XP
Cow Rating:
3ra
Popularity:
31%
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Filenames always accompany pictures and are always directly available to all Windows applications.

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