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Updated: file has been re-uploaded in a ZIP file as it seems that it got garbled in the upload. I hope you will give it a try now that it actually works!
This script will allow you to save all the images in the renderview stack with one action. Great for when you've kept a bunch of test renders and you'd like to save them all to disk without having to individually save them one by one. Place the script file in the scripts directory and call
renderView_saveAllImages_GUI;
from the command line or from a shelf button. Should be compatible with most versions of maya, I've used the generic file dialog so it should also be compatible with all platforms as well. There is some contained documentation, but it's really not more complicated than that.
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