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Drive Out the Cross-Platform Gremlins that Can Break Your Site

Do you develop your web site on a Macintosh or PC? If so, your site may contain invisible, cross-platform gremlins waiting to cause problems when you:

	Upload your web site to a UNIX/Linux server (links that were OK are now broken)
	Copy or archive your web site to a CD-ROM (links are broken and filenames are shortened)
	Move your web site to a new URL (some of the links still point to the old URL)

You Don't Need to Be a Cross-Platform Expert

These problems are caused by a variety of Operating System incompatibilities between Windows, Macintosh, UNIX, and CD-based file systems. If you know about these issues at the beginning of a project you might set some guidelines, such as always naming files in a lowercase, eight-dot-three convention. But if you didn't, or if you inherited a site from someone else, you may have a big, time-consuming task on your hands...unless you use HTML Rename!

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Don't Fix It File-By-File — Delegate the Work

Tell HTML Rename! about the target system to which you are moving (CD-ROM, UNIX, etc.) and HTML Rename! will fix all of these cross-platform migration issues in one batch process. It fixes case sensitivity problems, removes invalid characters from file names and URLs, and converts filename extensions (e.g., *.jpeg -> *.jpg).

Select your target file system and preferred case, and HTML Rename! will do the rest!

In addition to fixing these cross-platform problems, HTML Rename! can report broken links, convert absolute links to relative links, and remove unlinked "orphan" files from your site.

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HTML Rename! Features

	Targets DOS, Macintosh, UNIX, and other filesystems — including ISO 9660 (the most universal naming structure on the planet, used on CD-ROMs)
	Reports and (optionally) renames files whose names are invalid on the target filesystem
	Automatically or interactively generates valid filenames
	Automatically updates links in your HTML pages for renamed files
	Converts local links to relative or absolute URLs
	Forces URL links to be case consistent with filenames
	Automatically alters file extensions such as HTML, JPEG, MPEG, & PING for the DOS/Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX convention (and fixes the names in the HTML code simultaneously)
	Allows custom file extension conversion
	Reports missing and external links
	Reports and removes any "orphan" files that are not referenced in a Web site (great for finding stray graphics and old files no longer in use)
	Updates ASCII line ends for DOS/Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX format
	Works on a single directory or an entire directory tree
	Offers a clear, easy-to-follow, graphical wizard interface

Minimum System Requirements

HTML Rename! for Windows

• 486/33MHz or greater processor
• 8MB RAM
• 5MB free hard disk space
• Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP

HTML Rename! for Macintosh

• PowerPC
• 8MB RAM
• 5MB of free disk space
• MacOS System 7 (7.5 or greater strongly recommended)

Expandable Language® Customers

Our products are useful to anyone who uses web sites in their communications, and our customers come from a wide range of fields. View a list of our customers or read customer comments about our products.

Awards, Reviews, and Online Demos

HTML Rename! has received top marks from many media outlets. View the awards and reviews section of this site, or see the online demo of HTML Rename! 2.0.

Try HTML Rename!

The best way to learn more about HTML Rename! is to try it. HTML Rename! includes a wizard interface that provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the program.

See how much time HTML Rename! can save you. Try HTML Rename! now.