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<blockquote data-quote="MeMeMe" data-source="post: 736897" data-attributes="member: 106208">Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Force English title, Auto-Rename titles to group, and more) v3.1.5To give people more control of this, I have created a small excel file containing a sheet with 3 columns: imdb code, title, and sortby. Fill those in or modify them, and then when you save, it creates a file named &quot;Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper.xml&quot; in the same folder.This means, whenever you change this list, you can just add new films to the bottom of this list, sort it by the sortBy column, and save, and you'll get a new copy of the needed xml file.For it to work, you need to have a copy of microsoft excel, and enable macros. The code is not protected so someone could easily copy it to similar programs (after laughing at my spaghetti code).The included data is a modified version of RoChess's list - but with most of the names renamed to match imdb, and the sortby column populated with names and numbers to ensure proper sorting. But anyone who doesn't like these can replace with RoChess data or their own.Edit: also included an &quot;Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper.xml&quot; file made from that data.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MeMeMe, post: 736897, member: 106208"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Force English title, Auto-Rename titles to group, and more) v3.1.5[/b] To give people more control of this, I have created a small excel file containing a sheet with 3 columns: imdb code, title, and sortby. Fill those in or modify them, and then when you save, it creates a file named "Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper.xml" in the same folder. This means, whenever you change this list, you can just add new films to the bottom of this list, sort it by the sortBy column, and save, and you'll get a new copy of the needed xml file. For it to work, you need to have a copy of microsoft excel, and enable macros. The code is not protected so someone could easily copy it to similar programs (after laughing at my spaghetti code). The included data is a modified version of RoChess's list - but with most of the names renamed to match imdb, and the sortby column populated with names and numbers to ensure proper sorting. But anyone who doesn't like these can replace with RoChess data or their own. Edit: also included an "Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper.xml" file made from that data. [/QUOTE]

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