AnalogX Extension Changer

At one point or another, everyone has had to change a files extension - whether it`s as simple as renaming .html to .htm or something more esoteric, it`s a common part of living with Windows.

Depending on how you have the Windows Explorer configured this can be a fairly trivial Process, but as you try to rename more and more file extensions at the same time - well, that`s what this utility is all about.

Operation is straight-forward - by Default it will install a shell extension,
which will put it on the right click menu inside the explorer. If you have
a single file selected, it will show "Rename this extension" along with the
current extension in parens.

With multiple files or directories, it will say "Rename these extensions" or "Rename file extensions in this directory" respectively. Selecting any of these options will launch the main application interface and automatically fill it in with the appropriate files. It is also possible to launch the application and then drag and drop one or more files onto the dialog as well.

The main window displays some helpful information about the files currently Queued to be renamed, such as the full path, the filename, the current extension and the FileSize. Any column can be clicked on to cause it to be sorted, and clicked again to have it sort in the opposite direction.

A
context menu is also available when you right-click on any of the files in
the main dialog, from here you can perform some helpful operations on the
list:
- Remove: As the name implies, this removes any selected files from the list.

- Open Folder: This opens the folder that the selected file is in.

- Lookup Online: This launches the web browser and opens the specific
PaGE on a website that tracks information about each file extension, what programs use it, etc.

- Lookup Google: This launched the web browser and searches Google for references to the particular extension.