Library Renamer Commands
By
flextnet
January 05, 2007
3,922 Downloads
4 votes
Use the 'Multiple Library Linkage' command to add a Linkage Identifier to multiple items in the library. Use the 'Multiple Library Renamer' to batch rename multiple library items w/ options. See http://www.flashextension.net/product.php?productid=16233&cat=62 for more info.
SUPPORT INFORMATION
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UI Access:
Run the 'Multiple Library Linkage' and 'Multiple Library Renamer' commands from the Commands menu in Flash.
| License: | Freeware |
|---|---|
| Cost: | Free |
| OS: | Win | Mac |
| File format: | MXP | 2.9 KB |
Additional extension information
| Author: | flextnet |
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| Author website: | http://www.flashextension.net |
| Date published: | January 05, 2007 |
| Approval: | Basic |
| Browsers: | Internet Explorer ALL |
| Required product(s): | Flash MX 2004 |
| Compatible product(s): | Flash 8 , MX Professional 2004 , MX 2004 |
Reviews
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Seb Burge 14-Jul-11
Brilliant, the 'Multiple Library Renamer' worked perfectly. Allowed me to rename hundreds of library items instantly thereby avoiding library conflicts when pasting library items from one Flash document into another. Thanks!
·elitemµsician· 21-Aug-09
This accomplished what I needed. I needed to get rid of the dot (.) in the Class when you select images to Export for ActionScript. (i.e. image_01.jpg)
knightjar 07-Feb-07
Didn't work for me. Selected a block of five images in the Library. Chose Commands>Multiple Library Linkage. Chose a prefix ("item") and a starting index (0). Clicked OK. The output window showed "setting (tartan.jpg) linkage id: item0". Nothing else happened.
